ABSTRACT A wide range of herbs from the genus Chlorophytum (Asparagaceae) are
known for their therapeutic potential with a vast range of pharmacologically important …

Abstract The genus Chlorophytum (Liliaceae) owing to the presence of pharmacologically
important saponins has attracted interest of the scientific community to investigate the …

Modern study in drug discovery from medicinal plants is a versatile approach with a number
of biological, phytochemical, molecular and botanical methods. Drug discovery is providing …

In continuation of our phytochemical investigation of the dried roots of Chlorophytum
borivilianum [1], we have further isolated six new steroidal saponins. The n-BuOH layer of an …

Natural products are continuing to prove as a vital source of medicinally useful drug lead
molecules. Although synthetic organic chemistry has achieved several milestones in human …

Asparagus racemosus is an indigenous medicinal plant of the family Liliaceae 1956; is
important for its sapogenin content the precursor of many pharmacologically active steroids …

Saponins are imperative non-volatile chemical compounds valued for several medicinal
properties. The pharmaceutical use of saponins for semi-synthesis of steroidal drugs makes …

This review discusses the various aspects of plant saponins and high medicinal properties
of Chlorophytum species and its uses in Ayuruveda.

Saponaria officinalis is an important medicinal plant cultivated in different parts of the globe
for its beautiful flowers. Species is commonly known as soapwort. Central Europe is …

Saponins are plant glycosides that acquire their name from their soap-like action. Saponin
occur naturally in fruits, roots, rhizomes, leaf, bark etc. and have historically been used in …