Mucilage polysaccharides
Clinical trialMechanism of Action
Research Notes
Mucilage activity is well characterised as a class. Specific characterisation of Acanthus mucilage is limited to traditional use evidence and basic phytochemical analysis.
Higher content in Ulmus rubra than in U. minor; still present and active in European elm bark.
Marshmallow root mucilage demonstrates greater mucoadhesive properties than slippery elm. Clinical evidence supports healing of peptic ulcers and inflammatory gastritis.
Found In 3 Herbs
3D Molecular Structure
Mucilage polysaccharides
Representative pattern: (C₆H₁₀O₅)ₙ
Related Compounds (Polysaccharide)
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