2658-6533Research Results in Biomedicine2658-653310.18413/2658-6533-2024-10-3-0-73508Pharmacology<strong>Selection of rational tools for the analysis of polyphenols of sandy everlasting flowers and artichoke leaves in the complex of pharmacological studies</strong><strong>Selection of rational tools for the analysis of polyphenols of sandy everlasting flowers and artichoke leaves in the complex of pharmacological studies</strong>Khudoyan,Ruslan P.Khudoyan,Ruslan P.rus4394@yandex.ruPisarevDmitri I.PisarevDmitri I.juniper05@mail.ruNovikovOleg O.NovikovOleg O.ole9222@yandex.ruYagnikovSergey A.YagnikovSergey A.yagnikov-sa@rudn.ruMalyutinaAnastasia Yu.MalyutinaAnastasia Yu.malyutina_a@bsu.edu.ru202410300

Background: Pathology of the hepatobiliary system includes a heterogeneous group of diseases of the liver and biliary system caused by viral, bacterial and parasitic infections, neoplasms, toxic chemicals, including alcohol, nutritional errors, metabolic disorders and heart failure. One of the basic groups for pharmacological correction of this group of diseases is the use of hepatoprotectors, drugs that have a predominantly selective effect on the liver. The active ingredient of most plant hepatoprotectors are flavonoids and hydroxycinnamic acids. The most popular plants &ndash; hepatoprotectors containing these active substances include &ndash; artichoke prickly (Cynara scolymus (L.)) and sandy everlasting (Helichrysum arenarium (L.) Moench), a plant with choleretic action, also capable of hepatoprotective activity. The aim of the study: Development and comparative characterisation of methods for the analysis of polyphenolic composition of sandy everlasting flowers and artichoke leaves in complex pharmacological studies using HPLC and capillary electrophoresis methods. Materials and methods: The sum of polyphenolic compounds was subjected to chromatographic separation in gradient elution mode. Capillary electrophoresis was carried out in a variant of micellar electrokinetic chromatography (MEKC). The buffer solution used was a mixture of: borate buffer 20 mM (pH - 9.3) &ndash; beta-cyclodextrin 20 mM &ndash; ethyl alcohol (10:10:5). Results: The electrophoregrams of the separation of artichoke leaf extract by the MECC method showed the presence of 7 components belonging to oxycinnamic acids and flavonoids. The dominant ones are chlorogenic acid and luteolin-7-glucoside. Similar results were obtained by the HPLC method. The electrophoregram of immortelle flower extract shows 9 components, of which the dominant one belongs to isosalipurposide. Chromatographic analysis of sandy everlasting flower extract showed the presence of the same components. Conclusion: The results of the analysis of the polyphenolic complex of artichoke leaves and sandy everlasting flowers by capillary electrophoresis agree with the data obtained by HPLC chromatography. This allows us to conclude that the MECC method allows the identification and quantification of each component in artichoke leaves and HPLC chromatography flowers along with HPLC. Moreover, the performance of the analysis by CE is more economically feasible than HPLC, since it does not require the use of solvents for the mobile phase and the availability of a set of columns

Background: Pathology of the hepatobiliary system includes a heterogeneous group of diseases of the liver and biliary system caused by viral, bacterial and parasitic infections, neoplasms, toxic chemicals, including alcohol, nutritional errors, metabolic disorders and heart failure. One of the basic groups for pharmacological correction of this group of diseases is the use of hepatoprotectors, drugs that have a predominantly selective effect on the liver. The active ingredient of most plant hepatoprotectors are flavonoids and hydroxycinnamic acids. The most popular plants &ndash; hepatoprotectors containing these active substances include &ndash; artichoke prickly (Cynara scolymus (L.)) and sandy everlasting (Helichrysum arenarium (L.) Moench), a plant with choleretic action, also capable of hepatoprotective activity. The aim of the study: Development and comparative characterisation of methods for the analysis of polyphenolic composition of sandy everlasting flowers and artichoke leaves in complex pharmacological studies using HPLC and capillary electrophoresis methods. Materials and methods: The sum of polyphenolic compounds was subjected to chromatographic separation in gradient elution mode. Capillary electrophoresis was carried out in a variant of micellar electrokinetic chromatography (MEKC). The buffer solution used was a mixture of: borate buffer 20 mM (pH - 9.3) &ndash; beta-cyclodextrin 20 mM &ndash; ethyl alcohol (10:10:5). Results: The electrophoregrams of the separation of artichoke leaf extract by the MECC method showed the presence of 7 components belonging to oxycinnamic acids and flavonoids. The dominant ones are chlorogenic acid and luteolin-7-glucoside. Similar results were obtained by the HPLC method. The electrophoregram of immortelle flower extract shows 9 components, of which the dominant one belongs to isosalipurposide. Chromatographic analysis of sandy everlasting flower extract showed the presence of the same components. Conclusion: The results of the analysis of the polyphenolic complex of artichoke leaves and sandy everlasting flowers by capillary electrophoresis agree with the data obtained by HPLC chromatography. This allows us to conclude that the MECC method allows the identification and quantification of each component in artichoke leaves and HPLC chromatography flowers along with HPLC. Moreover, the performance of the analysis by CE is more economically feasible than HPLC, since it does not require the use of solvents for the mobile phase and the availability of a set of columns

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