Propolis.--II. Identification by high-performance chromatography (liquid, gas-liquid and thin-layer) of the constituents. Bioautography of the chromatograms of the antibacterial constituents

Vanhaelen, M.; Vanhaelen-Fastré, R.

Journal de Pharmacie de Belgique 34(6): 317-328

1979


ISSN/ISBN: 0047-2166
PMID: 521895
Document Number: 139264
A study to find the optimal conditions for chromatographic analysis of propolis is described; the best method was GLC after silylation. Bioautography showed that 3 propolis samples from France had marked antibacterial properties. Gas chromatography showed that 5 acids not previously reported in propolis are probably present: gentisic, salicylic, hydrocaffeic, o-conmaric and m-coumaric. Six assays are proposed for the identification and standardization of propolis. [Reprinted in Belgique Apicole 44 : 161-169, 175-181 (1980).] P. Walker.

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