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. 2019 Feb 5;8(2):35. doi: 10.3390/antiox8020035

Table 2.

Naturally occurring apigenin derivatives.

Name Structure Source Modification Biological Activity Reference
Apiin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i008.jpg Parsley, Celery Glycosylation, Hydroxylation Anti-oxidant [54,55]
Apigetrin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i009.jpg Roots of dandelion coffee Glycosylation Anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer [55,56]
Vitexin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i010.jpg Mung bean, Bamboo leaves Glycosylation Anti-oxidant, neuroprotective, Anti-inflammatory [55,57]
Isovitexin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i011.jpg Mung bean, Ficus deltoidea Glycosylation, Hydroxylation Anti-inflammatory, anti-Alzheimer’s [55,57]
Rhoifolin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i012.jpg Orange,lupinus, Citrus grandis Hydroxylation Anti-microbial, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory [55,58]
Schaftoside graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i013.jpg Arisaema heterophyllum Glycosylation Anti-melanogenic [55,59]
Acacetin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i014.jpg Turnera diffusa, Chrysanthemum morifolium Methylation Anti-inflammatory, antinociceptive [55,60]
Genkwanin graphic file with name antioxidants-08-00035-i015.jpg Genkwa flos, rosemary, seeds of Alnus glutinosa. Methylation Anti-tumor, anti-inflammatory