Method for extracting alkaloid, polysaccharide and flavone from mulberry leaves

Abstract

The invention provides a method for extracting alkaloid, polysaccharide and flavone from mulberry leaves. The method comprises the following steps that mulberry leaf powder is extracted in an acid solution, and an extracting solution I and a filter residue are collected; the filter residue is extracted in an alkaline solution, and an extracting solution II is collected; the extracting solution I and the extracting solution II are treated, deposits are separated, an extracting solution III and an extracting solution IV are collected respectively, solvents are removed, and aqueous solutions are prepared respectively; the aqueous solution of the extracting solution III is adsorbed by cation exchange resin, the adsorbed cation exchange resin is eluted by water and alkaline liquid sequentially, a water phase I and an alkaline liquid phase are collected respectively, a solvent is removed from the alkaline liquid phase, and the alkaloid is obtained; the aqueous solution of the extracting solution IV is adsorbed by macroporous resin, the adsorbed macroporous resin is eluted by water and an organic solvent sequentially, a water phase II and an organic phase are collected respectively, a solvent is removed from the organic phase, and the flavone is obtained; water is removed from the deposits, the water phase I and the water phase II, and the polysaccharide is obtained. The method can save raw materials, and can extract the alkaloid, the polysaccharide and the flavone from the same batch of mulberry leaf powder.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a method for extracting alkaloids, polysaccharides and flavonoids from mulberry leaves, belonging to the technical field of extraction and purification of natural products. Background technique

[0002] Mulberry leaves, also known as iron fan, are the leaves of the mulberry tree of the moraceae family (moraceae) and are a medicinal and edible plant leaf issued by the Ministry of Health. It tastes sweet, bitter, and cold in nature. , returns lung, Liver Meridian, has the effects such as dispelling wind-heat, calming liver-yang, clearing lung-heat and moistening dryness, hemostasis and cooling blood. There are about 16 species of Morus (Morus, Moraceac) in the world, distributed in the northern temperate zone, tropical Asia, tropical Africa and the Americas. China is famous for its rich mulberry resources, and its annual output of mulberry leaves ranks among the top in the world. Mulberry leaves are distributed all over the coun...

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