Mangosteen Extract

Product Description

Mangosteen Extract

1. Natural fruit 
2. CAS No.:********1 
3. Light yellow or brown red powder 
4. Alpha-mangostin:*0%**0%

Mangosteen Extract: 

Properties:
Product Name: Mangosteen extract

Latin Name: Garcinia Mangostana L.
Part of used: Fruit bark Garcinia mangostana

Appearance: Light yellow or brown red fine powder

Molecular Formula: C*4H*6O6
Molecular Weight: **0.*7
CAS No.: ********1
Active ingredient: Alpha-mangostin
Specification: Alpha-mangostin *0%: Flavonoids *0%/Polyphenoll *5%
                         Alpha-mangostin *0%:Flavonoids *0%/Polyphenoll *5%
                         Alpha-mangostin *0%:Flavonoids *0%
                         Alpha-mangostin *0%:Flavonoids *5%
                         Xanthones:*0%,*0%,*5%

Description:

Mangosteen, known as the Queen of Fruits, is a tasty fruit native to Southeast Asia. Having similar size as tangerine, the ripe mangosteen has a smooth, dark purple rind holding snow-white fruits inside. Mangosteen rind was found to have strong antioxidant activity, due to the presence of high content of prenylated xanthone derivatives.

Function:
1. Mangostin is a kind of xanthones able to scavenge free radicals, a high ranker on the ORAC antioxidant scale. Remarkable antioxidant activity superior than Vitamins and abilities of anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, anti-malaria and phytoestrogen effect and antimicrobial activity against fungi or bacteria;
2. Mangostin is used to treat skin infections, wounds,and diarrhea. Alpha-mangostin, a xanthone, inhibited growth of human leukemia HL*0 cells, reduced the synthesis of prostaglandins, and prevented oxidative damage of LDL in vitro;
3. There is also preliminary evidence that alpha-and gamma-mangostins act as histamine and serotonin receptor blockers, and also inhibit HIV*1 protease. Garcinone E, another xanthone, exerts cytotoxic effects against human hepatocellular carcinoma cells. Extract from the pericarp of mangosteen has antiproliferative, antioxidative, and apoptotic effects against human breast cancer SKBR3 cells.