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Bioassay-guided isolation of α-glucosidase inhibitors from Byrsonima garcibarrigae Cuatrec.
Aislamiento guiado por bioensayo de inhibidores de α-glucosidasa de Byrsonima garcibarrigae Cuatrec
Isolamento guiado por bioensaio de inibidores de α-glicosidase de Byrsonima garcibarrigae Cuatrec
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https://doi.org/10.15446/rcciquifa.v51n3.96982Palavras-chave:
antidiabetic, oxidative stress, Byrsonima garcibarrigae (en)antidiabético, estrés oxidativo, Byrsonima garcibarrigae (es)
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Introduction:Byrsonima garcibarrigae is an endemic tree of Amazonas state, Brazil, with pharmacological and chemical knowledge poorly understood. Aim: To investigate the antidiabetic potential of the B. garcibarrigae stem bark. Methods: The stem bark was sequentially extracted by maceration with hexane (EHBG), ethyl acetate (EABG), and methanol (EMBG). The antioxidant capacity, α-glucosidase inhibitory potentials and anti-glycation capacities were evaluated. A bio-guided fractionation gave compounds that were characterized by MS and NMR. Results: 8 compounds were identified by HPLC-MS. EMBG showed the highest α-glucosidase inhibitory activity (1.09±0.32 μg/mL), antioxidant activity (9.2±0.23 μg/mL) and phenolic compounds content (61.43±0.50%), thus was fractionated producing hexane (FHX), chloroform (FCL) and hydromethanolic (FHM) fractions. After additional anti-α-glucosidase assays, FHM (1.02±0.49 μg/mL) was fractionated giving quercitrin and epicatechin. The anti-glycation assay showed that EMBG, FHM and quercitrin presented higher activities in comparison to the positive control, aminoguanidine. Conclusions:B. garcibarrigae displayed antidiabetic potential since inhibited α-glucosidase, as well as presented expressive antioxidant and anti-glycation activities were recorded.
Introducción: Byrsonima garcibarrigae es un árbol endémico del estado de Amazonas, Brasil, con poco conocimiento farmacológico y químico. Objetivo: investigar el potencial antidiabético de la corteza del tallo de B. garcibarrigae. Métodos: la corteza del tallo se extrajo secuencialmente mediante maceración con hexano (EHBG), acetato de etilo (EABG) y metanol (EMBG). Se evaluó la capacidad antioxidante, los potenciales inhibidores de la α-glucosidasa y las capacidades anti-glicación. Un fraccionamiento bioguiado dio compuestos que se caracterizaron por MS y NMR. Resultados: se identificaron 8 compuestos mediante HPLC-MS. EMBG mostró la mayor actividad inhibidora de α-glucosidasa (1,09 ± 0,32 μg/mL), actividad antioxidante (9,2±0.23 μg/mL) y contenido de compuestos fenólicos (61,43 ± 0.50%), por lo que se fraccionó produciendo hexano (FHX), cloroformo (FCL) e hidrometanólicas (FHM). Después de ensayos adicionales de anti-α-glucosidasa, se fraccionó FHM (1,02 ± 0,49 μg/mL) dando quercitrina y epicatequina. El ensayo antiglicación mostró que EMBG, FHM y quercitrina presentaron actividades más altas en comparación con el control positivo, aminoguanidina. Conclusiones: B. garcibarrigae mostró potencial antidiabético ya que se registró una inhibición de la α-glucosidasa, así como también presentó actividades expresivas antioxidantes y antiglicación.
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