Polvo a granel de luteolina 98%

¿Qué es polvo de luteolina?

Las luteolinas son compuestos flavononaturales, llamados así por su aislamiento original de las ramas, hojas y talde de R. Odorata L. es un género de lignanos (Reseda) en la familia Rosaceae. Las cáscaras de cacahuson ricas en luteolina y son una de las fuentes más importantes de luteolina. La cáscara del cacahuete es uno de los desechos del cacahuete, y el desarrollo y la utilización de luteolina y otros flavononaturales en la cáscara del cacahucacpuede mejorar el valor de utilización global del cacahucac.

Las luteolinas son un tipo de flavononaturales, que existen en muchos tipos de plantas. Tiene una variedad de actividades farmacológicas, como antiinflamatorias, antialérgicas, reducde ácido úrico, antitumoral, antibacteriano, antivirus, etc. Se utiliza principalmente para la tos, expectorante, anti-inflamatorio, ácido úrico reduc, tratamiento de enfermedades cardiovasculares, tratamiento de la "esclerosis lateral amiotró", SARS, hepatitis, y así sucesivamente.

verde Spring Technology suministra polvo a granel de luteolina al 98% En una amplia gama de tamaños. Este polvo de lignocaína pura ha pasado la prueba de identificación, metal pesado, residuo de disolvente, y microorganismos bajo la farmacopea europea, EE.UU. farmacopea, farmacopea japonesa y otras normas internacionales. El informe de prueba autorizado de terceros está disponible.

Especificaciones:

Normativa:

Se ajusta a la normativa de la UE.

Benefits:

Anti-inflammatory

Inflammation is a defensive response produced by the body after being stimulated by injury factors. Studies have shown that the anti-inflammatory effect of luteolin mainly occurs within immune cells, especially macrophages. Wang et al. evaluated the effect of luteolin on the activity and apoptosis of RAW264.7 macrophages using MTT and cell death Elisa methods. The research results show that 20mo1/L of luteolin can cause morphological changes in macrophages, slow cell contraction, and the appearance of apoptotic bodies can be observed. In vivo, luteolin can upregulate signal transduction, transcriptional activator 6 (p-STAT6), and inhibit transcriptional activator 3 (p-STAT3), thereby altering macrophage polarization and transitioning from pro-inflammatory M1 phenotype to anti-inflammatory M2 phenotype. At the same time, cytokines undergo a transition from pro-inflammatory to anti-inflammatory, playing a role in inhibiting inflammation.

In the acute gouty arthritis model induced by sodium urate, different doses of luteolin (50, 100, 150mg/kg) can significantly reduce the swelling of the ankle joint in mice. The content of IL-1B, L-17, IL-6, and TNF-A in serum is also relatively reduced, and the protein level of NF-KB and tissue inflammatory activity are also relatively reduced. It is expected to become an effective drug for treating gouty arthritis. The expression levels of HMGB1mRNA were relatively reduced, indicating that luteolin can exert anti-inflammatory activity by inhibiting the HMGB1-NF-KB signaling pathway.

Antibacterial

Numerous studies have shown that luteolin has inhibitory effects on various bacteria. Guo et al. used the broth dilution method to determine the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of luteolin against purulent occult bacteria, which was 78g/mL. This study also indicates that luteolin can disrupt the integrity of bacterial cell walls, increase the permeability of cell membranes, and lead to changes in cell morphology. In addition, luteolin can inhibit the activity of DNA topoisomerase in cells, thereby reducing the content of total protein and nucleic acid in cells and inhibiting bacterial proliferation.

Other studies have shown that luteolin (50mg/mL) can cause E. coli and Enterobacter cloacae cells to transform into irregular shapes, with a few E. coli cells experiencing distortion or even rupture. The MIC and MBC of luteolin against Escherichia coli were 64g/mL and 128g/mL, respectively, and the MIC and MBC against Enterobacter cloacae were 128g/mL and 256g/mL, respectively. Luteolin has good anti methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus activity and has synergistic effects when combined with quinolones and aminoglycosides. It can reduce the MIC of antibacterial drugs, thereby reducing their toxic side effects. The above results indicate that luteolin has good development prospects in natural antibacterial properties.

Antitumor

Modern research has shown that luteolin has inhibitory effects on various cancer cells. A study showed that luteolin inhibited the proliferation of human breast cancer MCF-7TamR cells, with a MIC of 1.06mo1/L. Luteolin (20, 30mo1/L) can significantly increase the expression level of tumor suppressor protein P27 in MCF-7TamR cells (P<0.05), causing its cell cycle to be blocked in the G2/M phase, thereby inhibiting the proliferation of cancer cells; At the same time, luteolin can reduce the expression level of Bc1-a in cells, causing changes in the membrane potential of mitochondria in cells, and inducing cancer cell apoptosis through the mitochondrial apoptosis pathway.

Wu et al. found that luteolin can upregulate the expression levels of various apoptosis proteases (caspase-3, caspase-8, caspase-9) and induce mitochondrial division by upregulating the expression of DRP1 and DR5, thereby inhibiting the activity of lung cancer cells (A549). At present, most of the anti-tumor experiments of luteolin are results of in vitro experiments, and more in vivo experimental results are needed to confirm its anti-tumor activity.

Antioxidant

Peroxidases play a very important role in the oxidation process. Research has shown that luteolin inhibits the activity of peroxidase in a noncompetitive manner. The potential mechanism is that luteolin can form stable complexes with peroxidase through hydrogen bonding, causing changes in the hydrophobicity and polarity of peroxidase, thereby preventing the entry of substrates and the release of products. Malondialdehyde (MDA), as a peroxide product, can indirectly reflect the degree of oxidative damage. According to relevant studies, luteolin (5mL/kg) can increase the activity of the antioxidant enzyme CAT in the body of hyperlipidemic rats, thereby reducing lipid peroxidation levels and MDA levels. Its effect is not significantly different from that of 1mL/kg simvastatin.

In addition, luteolin can also improve the degree of liver steatosis from a pathological perspective, indicating that luteolin has good health functions in preventing fatty liver and antioxidation. In 2017, Wang Jian et al. introduced the 6 position of luteolin into an active group containing an amino group to obtain luteolin aminoquinone compounds. Compared to luteolin, this compound not only enhances its antioxidant capacity but also improves its water solubility due to changes in the lipid/water distribution coefficient.

Applications:

In Cosmetics:

Luteolin bulk powder is used as a cosmetic raw material, which can be used for skin whitening, sun protection, anti-aging, and anti-inflammatory purposes. It is also a pigment raw material for cosmetics

For Health Product:

Luteolin powder has been used to prepare health products that enhance the body's hypoxia tolerance due to its excellent antioxidant biological activity.