KEGG DRUG: Forsythia fruit

DRUG: Forsythia fruit

Entry

D04674            Crude     Drug

Name

Forsythia fruit (JP18);
Powdered forsythia fruit (Non-JPS);
Forsythia fruit (TN)

Component

Oleanolic acid [CPD:C17148], Arctigenin [CPD:C10545], Arctiin [CPD:C16915], Betulinic acid [CPD:C08619], Ursolic acid [CPD:C08988], Phillygenin, d-Pinoresinol [CPD:C10872], Phillyrin [CPD:C17048], Rengyol [CPD:C17527], beta-Hydroxyacteoside [CPD:C17528], Forsythiaside [CPD:C10456], Acteoside [CPD:C10501], Suspensaside [CPD:C10499], Rutin [CPD:C05625], Quercitrin [CPD:C01750], Caffeic acid glycoside, Alcohols, (-)-Pinoresinol glucoside [CPD:C17529], Matairesinol [CPD:C10682], Forsythide, Forsychide mathylester, Matairesinoside

Source

Forsythia suspensa [TAX:126418], Forsythia viridissima [TAX:205691]

Remark

Therapeutic category:

5100

Product:

D04674<JP>

Efficacy

Antibacterial, Anti-inflammatory

Comment

Oleaceae (olive family) Forsythia fruit
Major component: Forsythiaside [CPD:C10456]

Brite

Therapeutic category of drugs in Japan [BR:br08301]
5  Crude drugs and Chinese medicine formulations
  51  Crude drugs
   510  Crude drugs
    5100  Crude drugs
     D04674  Forsythia fruit (JP18)
Risk category of Japanese OTC drugs [BR:br08312]
Second-class OTC drugs
  Crude drugs
   Forsythia fruit
    D04674  Forsythia fruit (JP18)
Third-class OTC drugs
  Crude drugs
   Forsythia fruit
    D04674  Forsythia fruit (JP18)
Traditional Chinese Medicine in Japan [BR:br08304]
Crude drugs
  Drugs for clearing heat
   Drugs for clearing heat
    D04674  Forsythia fruit; Forsythia fruit
  Drugs for pus discharge
   Drugs for pus discharge
    D04674  Forsythia fruit; Forsythia fruit
Crude drugs [BR:br08305]
Dicot plants: asterids
  Oleaceae (olive family)
   D04674  Forsythia fruit
Drugs listed in the Japanese Pharmacopoeia [BR:br08311]
Crude drugs
  D04674  Forsythia fruit
Crude drugs (non-JPS)
  D04674  Powdered forsythia fruit

Other DBs

PubChem:

17398135

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