Paper · 1983 · IRIS Research product catalog (Sapienza University of Rome)

OCCURENCE OF HISTAMINE AND RELATED IMIDAZOLE COMPOUNDS IN EXTRACTS FROM ROOT AND TRUNK BARKS OF ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIA, ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICA AND ALBIZZIA JULIBRISSIN

MAZZANTI, Gabriela; FALCONIERI, Giuliana; PICCINELLI, Dario; et al.

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Abstract

ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIA and ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICA, contain in the bark of roots, large amount of histamine (up to 2 mg per g dry tissue), as shown by paper chromatographic and biological assay. It is doubtful whether acetylhistamine and imidazoleacetic acid, as well as other minor imidazole compounds, present in A adianthifolia materials, pre-exist in the fresh bark or are artifatcs produced durind drying. A julibrissin materials do not contain detectable amounts of histamine or other recognizable imidizole compounds.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Root bark of ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIA contains histamine up to 2 mg per g dry tissue.

Taxon
ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIAe0
Organ / stage
bark of rootse0
Outcome
histaminee0
Value
up to 2 mg per g dry tissuee0

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“ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIA and ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICA, contain in the bark of roots, large amount of histamine (up to 2 mg per g dry tissue)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Root bark of ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICA contains histamine up to 2 mg per g dry tissue.

Taxon
ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICAe0
Organ / stage
bark of rootse0
Outcome
histaminee0
Value
up to 2 mg per g dry tissuee0

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e0

“ALBIZZIA ADIANTHIFOLIA and ALBIZZIA ANTHELMINTICA, contain in the bark of roots, large amount of histamine (up to 2 mg per g dry tissue)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Acetylhistamine, imidazoleacetic acid and minor imidazole compounds occur in A adianthifolia materials, but whether they pre-exist or arise during drying is uncertain.

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A adianthifoliae0
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acetylhistamine and imidazoleacetic acid, as well as other minor imidazole compoundse0
Qualifier
doubtful whethere0

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“It is doubtful whether acetylhistamine and imidazoleacetic acid, as well as other minor imidazole compounds, present in A adianthifolia materials, pre-exist in the fresh bark or are artifatcs produced durind drying”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

A julibrissin materials lack detectable histamine and other recognizable imidazole compounds.

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A julibrissine0
Outcome
histamine or other recognizable imidizole compoundse0

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“A julibrissin materials do not contain detectable amounts of histamine or other recognizable imidizole compounds”

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