Volume : 08, Issue : 10, October – 2021

Title:

31.SECONDARY METABOLITES AND THEIR BIOACTIVE POTENTIAL ANALYZED BY GC-MS IN STROBILANTHES ALTERNATA (BURM.F.) MOYLAN EX J.R.I.WOOD

Authors :

Karthika Devarajan and *Husssain, K.

Abstract :

Bioactive secondary metabolites in the leaf extracts of Strobilanthes alternata were analysed using GCMS. The alcoholic extract of the leaves contain eight fatty acid methyl esters, five terpenoids and aromatic dicarboxylic acids distributed in varying concentrations. Squalene which occurred very low quantity compared to other molecules is reported to possess antioxidant potential and contribute considerable to the wound healing property. Most of the molecules are known to possess antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory activities. Many of the biomolecules are characterized by antioxidant potential also. The process of wound healing in which S.alternata known to play a vital role which is discussed in terms of the combined activity of each and every molecules of the leaf extracts possessing antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities. Wound healing and antioxidant potential of bioactive molecules are seemed to coexist in S.alternata.
Key Words: Strobilanthes alternate, GCMS, Antioxidant, wound healing, Antimicrobial

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Please cite this article in press Karthika Devarajan and *Husssain, K, Secondary Metabolites and their Bioactive Potential Analyzed by GC-MS in Strobilanthes Alternata (BURM.F.) Moylan Ex J.R.I.Wood., Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2021; 08(10).

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