Estudo químico e bioatividade de piranhea trifoliata (picrodendraceae).
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Universidade do Estado do Amazonas
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This work aimed to study the chemical extracts of Piranhea trifoliata
(PICRODENDRACEAE) and its potential antimicrobial tests ahead, antioxidant,
antimalarial and toxic. For the research was carried out on the four collections in
the Volta Grande of Xingu (Altamira), PA, in epoch different. The collected
material was dried at room temperature, crushed, pulverized and extracted with
dichloromethane (DCM), the first and second sample, methanol (MeOH) and
water (H2O), and three extractions performed by ultrasound in 20 minutes with
each solvent. The plant material collected in the third and fourth were extracted
with hexane solvent as its first. The DCM extracts of the leaves, leaf stems,
twigs and stems showed signs of terpenes revealed when ceric sulfate, and the
leaf extracts, the MeOH extracts of the leaves, twigs, bark, stem and the
aqueous leaf, stem leaves, branch, and stems showed characteristics of
phenolic compounds when revealed with ferric chloride. Phytochemical study of
leaves of Piranhea trifoliata provided a triterpene: 28- hydroxy-Friedelin-3-one,
identified by NMR of 1H and 13C and another substance characteristic of
triterpenes was analyzed by 1H NMR. As for antimicrobial activity against
Aeromonas hydrophila, showed activity MeOH and H2O extracts of the stems of
the leaves (first collection), MeOH branches (1st gathering), MeOH and H2O of
stems (2nd collection). The Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) the lowest
value found was 2,5 mg/mL to H2O and MeOH extracts of the stems and leaf
stalks (2nd collection) and the AcOET phase of the branches (1st collection), as
the Minimum Bactericidal Concentration (CMB), the lowest value found was 5
mg/mL of AcOEt phase branches (1st collection). The antimalarial activity
against P. falciparum showed activity extracts MeOH leaves, branches (1 st
Collection), MeOH and H2O of stems and leaves (2nd collection), hexanes and
MeOH leaves, bark and branches (3rd Collection) and MeOH from the leaves
and branches (4th collection ). The antioxidant activity using the radical DPPH
showed activity extracts MeOH and H2O of leaves and branches (1 st
Collection), MeOH and H2O of leaves, stem and bark (2nd collection), MeOH
leaves and bark (3rd Collection ), and branches of MeOH (4 th collection).