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IZOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF DITERPENES FROM PLANT
                                        SPECIES EUPHORBIA PALUSTRIS


                                                        Milica Puđa
                                     Center for talented youth Belgrade II, milicapudja@gmail.com
               Supervisors: Dr Vele Tešević, associate professor of University of Belgrade Faculty of Chemistry
                    M. Sc Gordana Krstić, teaching assistant of University of Belgrade Faculty of Chemistry

                                                                  C 7  (C 6 -133.9 ppm, C 7 –134.8 ppm). It also can be noticed the
          1.  Introduction                                        presence  of  oxygenated  carbon  atoms  (C 4 –73.6  ppm,  C 13 –
                                                                  63.2 ppm, C 20 –69.8 ppm) (Picture  2). Based on these data,
                                                                  the   structure   of   13–acetoksi–20–izovaleriloksi–12–
          Plant species pond spurge (Euphorbia palustris) is very rich
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          source  of  milky  juice-latex.   It  is  known  that  the  latex  of   deoksiforbol was determined (Picture 3).
          these plants contains a large number of organic compounds,
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          such  as  diterpenes,  phenols,  and  flavonoids.   An  class  of
          diterpenes  that  has  been  isolated  from  the  plant  genus
          Euphorbia  is  a  class  of  tiglianes.  It  was  found  that  that
          tiglianic  type  of  diterpenoids  have  cytotoxic,  analgo-
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          antipyretic    and  sedative  effects.   They  also  acts  as
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          irritants.
          2.  Objective

          The aim of this work is the isolation of diterpenes from plant
          species Euphorbia palustris, and their characterization.       Picture 2:  H NMR spectrum of fraction 25
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          3.  Materials and methods

          Lyophilized milk of Euphorbia palustirs was extracted twice
          with  hexane.  The  extract  was  applied  to  a  dry-flash
          chromatography column, packed with silica gel. Elution was
          carried out by solvent system hexane/ethyl acetate, with the
          solvent  polarity  increase,  i.e.  percent  of  ethyl-acetate
          increased. Gradient elution was monitored by TLC. Total of
          17 fractions from dry–flash column was eluted. Fractions 6,
          7  and  8,  that  were  equal  on  the  basis  of  Rf  values,  were
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          collected   and   subsequently   separated   on   column   Picture 3:  C NMR    Picture 4: Structure of 13– acetoxy–20
          chromatography. A silica gel was used as stationary phase,   spectrum of fraction 25       –isovaleryloxy–12– deoksiforbol
          while  solvent  system  hexane/ethyl-acetate  was  used  as  a
          mobile  phase.  Elution  was  isocratic,  with  a  mixture  of
          hexane/ethyl-acetate (V/V 8/2) and monitored by TLC also.   5.     Conclusion
          Total  of  27  fractions  were  eluted  by  the  gravity  column.
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          Fraction 25  was further analyzed.                      In this paper a method of a new diterpene ester (13-acetoxy-
                                                                  20-isovaleryloxy-12-deoxyphorbol)   isolation   and
          4.  Results and discussion                              characterization  was  described.  Characterization  of  the
                                                                  isolated compounds  was performed by NMR spectroscopy.
                                                                  In  further  research  the  biological  activity  of  the  isolated
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          Based on the results of TLC fraction 25   was prepared for   compounds will be tested.
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          recording NMR spectra. NMR spectrum of  H and  C were
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          recorded.  Based  on  the  appearance  of  H  NMR  spectra,  it
          can be concluded that the compound contains two protons,   6.  Literature
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          which  are  located  on  the  sp -hybridized  carbon  (H– 1   7.61
          ppm,  H– 7   5.72).  It  can  also  be  observed  the  presence  of  a   1. Jančić R. (2004):Botanika farmaceutika. Službeni list SCG.
          proton  which  is  oxygenated  to  carbon  (H 2 0–4:45  ppm)   2. Eke,T., et al. (2000): Arch. Ophthalmol (AMA). 18, 13–16.
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          (Picture 1). From the  C NMR spectrum was observed: keto
          group  (C 3 –209.1  ppm),  ester  carbonyl  groups  (isovaleroxy   3. Quing–Wen S. et al. (2008): Chem. Rev. 108, 4295 – 4327
          170.8 ppm, acetoxy 175.2 ppm), as well as two double bonds   4. Qing–Gao M. et al. (1997): J. Phytochemistry. 44, 663–666.
          at positions C 1 –C 2  (C 1 -161.4 ppm, C 2 –132.8 ppm), and C 6 -  5. Baloch I. B. et al. (2007): Eur. J. Med. Chem. 43, 274–281.
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