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Ghost arrows microphylla children is a leguminous the golden pheasant children genus of plants, shrubs , mainly produced in China 's northwest . Ghost arrows the golden pheasant child a long time as Tibetan medicine, folk medicine . Masterpieces Maoxing , its roots have the effect of blood circulation , lower blood pressure, anti-inflammatory scattered swollen , within the treatment of hypertension , plethora , irregular menstruation , topical treatment of traumatic injury. Ghost arrows of golden pheasant child ethanol extract bioassay test , the ghost arrow microphylla children has a significant role in the anti-cancer , anti-inflammatory , analgesic , and other aspects . Accordance with the guidance of the activity screening , the subject of methylene chloride and ethyl acetate part ghost arrows the microphylla children rhizome extract separation system , the use of silicone , gel , reverse phase silica gel preparative liquid 16 kinds of monomers compounds , compounds by means of ultraviolet spectroscopy , infrared spectroscopy , mass spectrometry , nuclear magnetic resonance structural analysis, identification results were nine isoflavones : the L - maackiain prime (CaJ-1),阿夫罗摩辛(CaJ-2 ) ψ - pseudopotential indigoid pigment ( CaJ -3 ) , 4'- hydroxy -6,7,3 ' - trimethoxy isoflavones ( CaJ -4 ) , 7,6 ' - dihydroxy - 6 - methoxy - 3 ', 4'- methylenedioxy the isoflavones ( CaJ - 5) , odoratin ( CaJ -6 ) , 5,4' - dihydroxy -7,3 '- dimethoxy- isoflavone (CaJ-7) , 7,4 '- dihydroxy -3' -methoxy- isoflavone ( CAJ -8 ) , 7,8,5 ' - tris -hydroxy- 3'- methoxy isoflavone ( CAJ - 13 ) ; 3 flavone : 7,3 ' - dihydroxy -4'- methoxy the flavonoids ( CaJ - 11) , 7,4' - dihydroxy the flavonoids ( CaJ - 12 ) , 7,3 ' , 4' - trihydroxy flavone ( CaJ - 15); the Chalcone a : isoliquiritigenin ( CaJ -10 ) ; styrene monomer : resveratrol ( CaJ -14 ) , piceatannol ( CaJ - 16 ) ; sterol : daucosterol ( CaJ-9). CaJ-5 and CaJ-13 is a new compound CaJ -2 -4 CaJ , CaJ -7 , CaJ -10 CaJ -11 CaJ -12 CaJ - 15 microphylla children are compounds in the plant for the first .
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