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indirubin

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indirubin [‚in·də′rü·bən]
(organic chemistry)
indigo red


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It has been shown that indirubin inhibits cell growth and induces differentiation and apoptosis of leukemic cells (Wu and Fang, 1980; Suzuki et al.
Determination and pharmacokinetic study of indirubin in rat plasma by ... by Deng, X.Y.; Zheng, S.N.; Gao, G.H.; Fan, G.; Li, F. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology
trunculus where the secretion contains both brominated and nonbrominated dye precursors and because of cross coupling of different indoxyl or indoleninone chromogens leading to a mixture of a high concentration of 6-bromoindigo with indigo, indirubin and dibromoindigo (Wouters 1992, Koren 1994, Cooksey 2001).
Biological and chemical properties of the secretion from the ... by Alvarez, Jesus I. Murillo / Journal of Shellfish Research
Scientists have discovered that indirubin is able to help block the division of cancerous cells, which could give the plant a whole new future.
It's in your jeans: for four millennia indigo, most famously known ... by Wells, Rhona / The Middle East
 
 
 
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