A review: secondary metabolites of Uvaria chamae p. Beauv. (Annonaceae) and their biological activities

Thomas Abu; Edia Rex-ogbuku; Koki Idibiye

doi:10.31015/jaefs.18031

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A review: secondary metabolites of Uvaria chamae p. Beauv. (Annonaceae) and their biological activities

Abstract

Uvaria chamae p. Beauv., synthesizes and accumulates a variety of secondary metabolites from its root, stem, leaf and fruit. These consist mainly of essential oils, flavonoids, alkaloids and annonaceous acetogenins. Some of these biologically active secondary metabolites validate the claim made in traditional system of medicine. The present review summarizes the information available on the secondary metabolites isolated from U. chamae and their biological activities.

Keywords

Secondary metabolites,alkaloids,Essential oils,Flavonoids,Annonaceous acetogenins

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Edia Rex-ogbuku This is me
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Koki Idibiye This is me
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A review: secondary metabolites of Uvaria chamae p. Beauv. (Annonaceae) and their biological activities

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A review: secondary metabolites of Uvaria chamae p. Beauv. (Annonaceae) and their biological activities

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