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Nicholas H. Oberlies - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Colchicinoids from Colchicum crocifolium Boiss. (Colchicaceae)
    Natural product research, 2010
    Co-Authors: Feras Q. Alali, Ahmad A. Gharaibeh, Abdullah Ghawanmeh, Khaled Tawaha, Amjad M. Qandil, Jason P. Burgess, Yuka Nakanishi, David J. Kroll, Nicholas H. Oberlies
    Abstract:

    A new colchicinoid from Colchicum crocifolium Boiss. (Colchicaceae) was isolated and identified as N,N-dimethyl-N-deacetyl-(-)-cornigerine (5), along with four known compounds, but new to the species: (-)-colchicine (1), (-)-demecolcine (2), (-)-N-methyl-(-)-demecolcine (3) and 3-demethyl-N-methyl-(-)-demecolcine (4). All isolated compounds showed potent cytotoxicity against a human cancer cell panel.

Veljković, Žarko B. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Kaj pravzaprav pomeni Split? Etimologija starogrške besede aspálathos
    'University of Ljubljana', 2018
    Co-Authors: Veljković, Žarko B.
    Abstract:

    The article reviews the current scientific etymology of the city name Split. The latter comes from an Ancient Greek name for the plant aspálathos, that is, ‘Croatian žukovina or brnistra, more accurately, woody shrub Alhagi maurorum, with its flowers of diverse color, from light pink to chestnut, thorny trefoil Calycotome villosa with its light yellow flowers, and the plant Genista acanthoclada with its yellow flowers’. Exploring the etymology of the Ancient Greek name for the plant aspálathos yields the following conclusion: *aspálax or spálax (as name of the plant) ‘lily Colchicum parnassicum with its medium violet flowers + suffix -thos > aspálathos’, and that in the general and most common sense: ‘woody shrub Alhagi maurorum, with its flowers of diverse color, from light pink to chestnut’.Članek podaja analizo uveljavljene etimologije imena mesta Split iz starogrškega poimenovanja rastline aspálathos »žuka ali brnistra, natančneje: lesni grm Alhagi maurorum s cvetovi barve v razponu od svetlo roza do kostanjevo rjave, trnov trolist Calycotome villosa s cvetovi svetlo rumene barve in rastlina Genista acanthoclada s cvetovi rumene barve«. Nadalje raziskuje etimologijo starogrškega poimenovanja rastline aspálathos in predlaga etimologijo *aspálax ali spálax (kot poimenovanje rastline) »lilija Colchicum parnassicum s cvetovi vijolične barve« + pripona -thos > aspálathos, in sicer v prvem in najpogostejšem pomenu »lesni grm Alhagi maurorum s cvetovi barve v razponu od svetlo roza do kostanjevo rjave«

Žarko B. Veljković - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Kaj pravzaprav pomeni Split? Etimologija starogrške besede aspálathos
    Znanstvena založba FIlozofske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani (Ljubljana University Press Faculy of Arts), 2018
    Co-Authors: Žarko B. Veljković
    Abstract:

    Članek podaja analizo uveljavljene etimologije imena mesta Split iz starogrškega poimenovanja rastline aspálathos »žuka ali brnistra, natančneje: lesni grm Alhagi maurorum s cvetovi barve v razponu od svetlo roza do kostanjevo rjave, trnov trolist Calycotome villosa s cvetovi svetlo rumene barve in rastlina Genista acanthoclada s cvetovi rumene barve«. Nadalje raziskuje etimologijo starogrškega poimenovanja rastline aspálathos in predlaga etimologijo *aspálax ali spálax (kot poimenovanje rastline) »lilija Colchicum parnassicum s cvetovi vijolične barve« + pripona -thos > aspálathos, in sicer v prvem in najpogostejšem pomenu »lesni grm Alhagi maurorum s cvetovi barve v razponu od svetlo roza do kostanjevo rjave«

Feras Q. Alali - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Colchicinoids from Colchicum crocifolium Boiss. (Colchicaceae)
    Natural product research, 2010
    Co-Authors: Feras Q. Alali, Ahmad A. Gharaibeh, Abdullah Ghawanmeh, Khaled Tawaha, Amjad M. Qandil, Jason P. Burgess, Yuka Nakanishi, David J. Kroll, Nicholas H. Oberlies
    Abstract:

    A new colchicinoid from Colchicum crocifolium Boiss. (Colchicaceae) was isolated and identified as N,N-dimethyl-N-deacetyl-(-)-cornigerine (5), along with four known compounds, but new to the species: (-)-colchicine (1), (-)-demecolcine (2), (-)-N-methyl-(-)-demecolcine (3) and 3-demethyl-N-methyl-(-)-demecolcine (4). All isolated compounds showed potent cytotoxicity against a human cancer cell panel.

Rachel E Cianciolo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.