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Anticomplementary and hypoglycemic activity of Okra and Hibiscusmucilages*Several plant mucilages have been isolated from plants belonging toLiliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Dioscoreaceae, Orchidaceae, Saxifragaceae, Malvaceae,and Plantaginaceae families, and structural studies on the polysaccharideswere carried out by our laboratory. Recently, anticomplementary activity of fifteenplant mucilages1 and hypoglycemic activity of twenty plant mucilages2 werereported. In general, the substances obtained from plants of monocotyledonsshowed insignificant activity. On the other hand, paniculatan from the inner barkof Hydrangea paniculutu Sieb (ref. 3) and Plantago-mucilage A (ref. 4) from theseed of Plantago asiatica L. showed considerable anticomplementary activity. Inaddition, many mucilages obtained from the plants belonging to the Malvaceaefamily showed remarkable hypoglycemic activity on administration to normal mice.The effective substances possessed the common backbone structure beingrepresented by the most effective mucilage5, Abelmoschus-mucilage M, from theroot of Abelmoschus manihot Medicus.We report herein the anticomplementary activity and hypoglycemic activityof the plant mucilages obtained from Abelmoschus es&en&s Moench (i.e. Hibiscusesculentus L.; okra), Hibiscus moscheutos L., and Hibiscus syriacus L.Okra-mucilages F (ref. 6) and R (ref. 7) were isolated from the immaturefruit and the root of Abelmoschus esculentus, respectively. Hibiscus-mucilages MO(ref. 8) and ML (ref. 9) were isolated from the root and the leaf of Hibiscus
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