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Published in final edited form as: Phytochem Rev. 2019 Sep 19;18(6):1509–1527. doi: 10.1007/s11101-019-09645-9

Table 2.

Phytochemicals in A. annua with antimalarial activity

Compound Compound IC50 (μM) Compound + artemisinin IC50 (μM) References
Artemisinin 0.033 na Liu et al. (1992)
0.022, 0.023a na Suberu et al. (2013)
Artemisinic acid 77.8, 61.6a Varies with compound concentration
Arteannuin B 3.2, 4.8a
Dihydroartemisinic acid 21.1, 17.7a
Chlorogenic acid 69.4, 61.4a
Rosmarinic acid 65.1, 65.0a
Isovitexin 72.5, 48.1a
Artemetin 26.0 0.026 Liu et al. (1992)
Casticin 24.0 0.026
Cirsilineol 23.0 0.023
Chrysoplenol-d 32.0 0.015
Chrysoplenetin 36.0 0.016
Eupatorin 65.0 0.030
Apigenin 20.0, 13.0b Not determined Lehane and Saliba (2008)
Luteolin 11.0, 12.0b
Kaempferol 33.0, 25.0b
Myricetin 40.0, 76.0b
Quercetin 15.0, 14.0b
14.7, 4.1, 2.9c Ganesh et al. (2012)
13.0d Penna-Coutinho et al. (2018)i
Rutin 7.1, 3.5, 10.4c Ganesh et al. (2012)
a-Pinene 1.0e Van Zyl et al. (2006)
1,8-Cineole (eucalyptol) 70.0e
Limonene 533.0e
Nerolidol 9.0e
0.76f Rodriguez-Rodrigues-Goulart et al. (2004)
Phytol 18.9g Grace et al. (2012)
Scopoletin 128.0, 121.5h Zaid et al. (2016)

Na not applicable, CQ chloroquine

a

CQ-sensitive HB3 and CQ-resistant Dd2 strains, respectively

b

CQ-sensitive 3D7 and CQ-resistant 7G8 strains, respectively

c

Fresh blood isolates (Bangladesh), CQ-sensitive 3D7, and CQ-resistant K1 strains, respectively

d

CQ-resistant W2 strain

e

CQ-resistant FCR-3 strain

f

CQ-sensitive 3D7

g

CQ-sensitive D10 strain

h

CQ-resistant K1 and CQ-sensitive 3D7 strains, respectively

i

Test in vitro and also in vivo in mice