An Approach to Characterizing the Complicated Sequential Metabolism of Salidroside in Rats.
Metabolic study of bioactive compounds that undergo a dynamic and sequential process of metabolism is still a great challenge. Salidroside, one of the most active ingredients of Rhodiola crenulata, can be metabolized in different sites before being absorbed into the systemic blood stream. This study proposed an approach for describing the sequential biotransformation process of salidroside based on comparative analysis. In vitro incubation, in situ closed-loop and in vivo blood sampling were used to determine the relative contribution of each site to the total metabolism of salidroside. The results showed that salidroside was stable in digestive juice, and it was metabolized primarily by the liver and the intestinal flora and to a lesser extent by the gut wall. The sequential metabolism method described in this study could be a general approach to characterizing the metabolic routes in the digestive system for natural products.
['Luo|Zhiqiang|Z|', 'Ma|Xiaoyun|X|', 'Liu|Yang|Y|', 'Lu|Lina|L|', 'Yang|Ruirui|R|', 'Yu|Guohua|G|', 'Sun|Mohan|M|', 'Xin|Shaokun|S|', 'Tian|Simin|S|', 'Chen|Xinjing|X|', 'Zhao|Haiyu|H|']
D000818:Animals D002853:Chromatography, Liquid D005750:Gastric Juice D005960:Glucosides D007413:Intestinal Mucosa D008297:Male D055432:Metabolomics D010636:Phenols D051381:Rats D053719:Tandem Mass Spectrometry
sequential metabolism salidroside in situ closed-loop