Traditional uses, phytochemistry, and pharmacological activities of Cochlospermum tinctorium A. Rich (Cochlospermaceae): a review

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Table 2 Bioactive compounds isolated from Cochlospermum tinctorium and their pharmacological activities

Activity	Compound	Mode of assay	References
Antiplasmodial	3-O-E-p-coumaroylalphitolic acid	In vitro	[5]
	Alphitolic acid	In vitro	[5]
	Betulinic acid	In vitro	[5]
	3-tetradecanone	In vitro	[39]
	3-hexadecanone	In vitro	[39]
Antitumor	Arjunolic acid	In vitro	[40]
	Arjunolic acid methylester	In vitro	[40]
	Arjunolic acid triacetate	In vitro and in vivo	[40]
	Arjunolic acid triacetate methylester	In vitro and in vivo	[40, 41]
Antimicrobial	Carotenoid	In vitro	[42]
NP	7,3-dimethyldihydroquercelin	NP	[27]
NP	5,4-dimethylquercelin	NP	[27]
NP	Cochloxanthine	NP	[27]
NP	Dihydrocochloxanthine	NP	[27]
NP	3-bisabolen, 2-tridecanone	NP	[37]
NP	3-hexadecanone	NP	[37]
NP	1-dodecanol	NP	[37]
NP	l-tetradecanol	NP	[37]
NP	2-pentdecanone	NP	[37]
NP	3-octadecanone	NP	[37]
NP	1-hydroxy-3-hexadecanone	NP	[37]
NP	1-nonadecanol	NP	[37]
NP	l-O-acetyl-3-hexadecanone	NP	[37]
NP	l-hydroxy-3-oetadecanone	NP	[37]
NP	Cochlospermin (A, B, C and D)	NP	[21]