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Comparative analysis of methods of isolation of P-vitamin flavonoids from vegetable raw materials of Japanese sophora

https://doi.org/10.59598/ME-2305-6053-2026-120-3-152-157

Abstract

The article describes the possibility of obtaining P-vitamin flavonoids from Japanese sophora (Styphnolobium japonicum) flowers by extraction with acidified water at high temperature. In this system, water acts both as a reagent and as a solvent. The proposed approach eliminates the use of toxic organic compounds, combines the extraction and hydrolysis stages, and facilitates the final stage of purification. It has been established that the proposed method is more environmentally friendly than the known ones and allows several times to reduce the production time compared to the known traditional methods.

The innovative method of obtaining the antioxidant quercetin is based on high-temperature treatment of Japanese sophora flowers in an aqueous medium with the addition of mineral acids. This technological approach eliminates the need for expensive and toxic organic reagents. Combining the extraction and hydrolysis steps into one process optimizes the work cycle and simplifies the subsequent purification of the target products.

About the Authors

R. M. Anarbayeva
JSC «South Kazakhstan Medical Academy
Kazakhstan

160019, Shymkent c., Al-Farabi Square, 1/1



N. U. Kamalova
NC JSC «M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University»
Kazakhstan

160019, Shymkent c., Tauke Khan ave., 5



R. S. Tashmenov
NC JSC «M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University»
Kazakhstan

160019, Shymkent c., Tauke Khan ave., 5



Zh. S. Тоxanbayeva
JSC «South Kazakhstan Medical Academy
Kazakhstan

Zhanat Sadebekovna Toxanbayeva 

160019, Shymkent c., Al-Farabi Square, 1/1



Zh. B. Kaldybekova
NC JSC «M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University»
Kazakhstan

160019, Shymkent c., Tauke Khan ave., 5



Zh. A. Baimuratova
NC JSC «M. Auezov South Kazakhstan University»
Kazakhstan

160019, Shymkent c., Tauke Khan ave., 5



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Anarbayeva R.M., Kamalova N.U., Tashmenov R.S., Тоxanbayeva Zh.S., Kaldybekova Zh.B., Baimuratova Zh.A. Comparative analysis of methods of isolation of P-vitamin flavonoids from vegetable raw materials of Japanese sophora. Medicine and ecology. 2026;(3):152-157. (In Kazakh) https://doi.org/10.59598/ME-2305-6053-2026-120-3-152-157

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