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Bisabolol: Soh Khai Xin 00000026457 Lim Jun Ann 00000026206 See We Xuan 00000023271

1) Bisabolol is a natural product found in plants such as chamomile and myoporum grassifolium. It is classified as a sesquiterpene alcohol and monocyclic sesquiterpene. 2) Bisabolol has anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and anti-oxidant properties. It is used in skin care products to soothe skin and reduce signs of aging. 3) Historically, bisabolol and plants containing bisabolol have been used to treat infections, inflammation, malaria and other conditions.

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Bisabolol: Soh Khai Xin 00000026457 Lim Jun Ann 00000026206 See We Xuan 00000023271

1) Bisabolol is a natural product found in plants such as chamomile and myoporum grassifolium. It is classified as a sesquiterpene alcohol and monocyclic sesquiterpene. 2) Bisabolol has anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial and anti-oxidant properties. It is used in skin care products to soothe skin and reduce signs of aging. 3) Historically, bisabolol and plants containing bisabolol have been used to treat infections, inflammation, malaria and other conditions.

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Bisabolol

Soh Khai Xin 00000026457


Lim Jun Ann 00000026206
See We Xuan 00000023271
(+)-4-epi-alpha-bisabolol

bisabolol, (+)-isomer
Synonms [1]
bisabolol, (-)-isomer

levomenol
Isomer [2]
Natural source of bisabolol [2]

• German chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)


• sage (Salvia runcinata and certain chemotypes of the closely related
S. stenophylla)
• Vanillosmopsis sp. (e.g. V. pohlii, V. arborea)
• Myoporum grassifolium (richest source [3])
• wood of Candeia (Eremanthus erythropappus)
• Plinia cerrocampanensis (found in 2010 [4] )
German chamomile sage (Salvia
(Matricaria chamomilla) runcinate)
Myoporum wood of Candeia
grassifolium (Eremanthus
erythropappus)
• Plinia
cerrocampanensis
Type of natural products
monocyclic sesquiterpene alcohol 【 2 】
Class of natural product

• Classified as terpenoids [5-7].


• Isolated from turpentine, a volatile liquid isolated from pine trees [7].
- which give plants and flowers their fragrance [7].
• Terpenoids are constituents of the essential oils of plants and flowers.
- Used as natural flavour additives for food, as fragrances in
perfumery [7,8].
• Built up from terpene building blocks [7].
- Each terpene consists of two paired isoprenes.
Classification of Terpenoids
• Terpenoids are the hydrocarbons of plant origin of the general formula
(C5H8)n [7].
• Bisabolol is classified under class ‘ Sesquiterpenoids’ based on the basis
of value of n or number of carbon atoms present in the structure [7,9].
Number of carbon Value of n Class
atoms
10 2 Monoterpenoids (C10H16)
15 3 Sesquiterpenoids (C15H24)
20 4 Diterpenoids (C20H32)
25 5 Sesterpenoids (C25H40)
30 6 Triterpenoids (C30H48)
40 8 Tetraterpenoids (C40H64)
>40 >8 Polyterpenoids (C5H8)n
Sesquiterpenes

• Sesquiterpene is a class of terpenes that consist of three isoprene units


[9].
• has molecular formula C15H24 [9].
• Like monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes may be acyclic or contain rings.
• Found naturally in plants and insects such as [9]
- Ginger
- Big Sagebrush
- Chamomile
- Artemisinin
Chemical and physical properties
• IUPAC Name: 6-methyl-2-(4-
methylcyclohex-3-en-1-yl)hept-5-en-2-ol
• Chemical formula: C15H26O
• Molar mass: 222.37 g/mol−1
• Weak sweet flora aroma
• Colourless liquid
Figure 1. Structure of bisabolol [5,6]
• Low density (0.93 g cm−3)
• Boiling point (153oC at 12 Torr(mmHg))
• Lipophilic substance, with a propensity to
oxidise
• Insoluble in water, soluble in ethanol
Main constituents

(-)-α-bisabolol (-)-α-bisabolol oxides A (-)-α-bisabolol oxides B


Historical Uses of Bisabolol

• Anti-infective
• -bisabolol tested active against Gram-positive bacteria, fungi and
Candida albicans [9]
• Anti-plasmodial
• German chamomile oil can treat dizziness, neuralgia, muscle
cramping, headache, malaria and fever [10]
• Salvia runcinata tested active against the chloroquine-resistant strain
FCR-3 [10]
Historical Uses of Bisabolol
• Anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory activity
• Can treat several degenerative diseases such as brain dysfunction,
cancer, heart disease and immune system decline [11]

• Depigmentation effect on the skin [12]


Benefits of Bisabolol in Skincare
Products
• Tames inflammation
• Moisturizes deeply
• Stimulates healing
• Kills germs
• Provide a natural scent without chemicals
• Helps fade/soften fine lines and wrinkles
• Fades hyperpigmentation [13]
Benefits of Chamomile Tea

• Reducing menstrual pain • Cancer treatment and prevention

• Treating diabetes and lowering • Helping with sleep and relaxation


blood sugar (sedative)

• Slowing/preventing osteoporosis • Treating cold symptoms

• Reducing inflammation • Treating mild skin conditions[14]


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Am Oil Chem Soc 75:199–212
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depigmentation by a-bisabolol. J Dermatol Sci 52:219–222
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