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Journal of Chromatography A

Combined use of ionic liquid micelles and natural carbon dots@deep eutectic solvent (CDs@DES) to extract and separate flavonoids and terpenoids from Ginkgo biloba leaves

Gaojin Zhou · Zhaojin Zhang · Subhan Mahmood · Jie Tang · Shun Yao

Procurement and research note: combines ionic-liquid micelles with carbon-dot/deep-eutectic media to extract and separate Ginkgo flavonoids and terpenoids; residues, recovery, selectivity and scale-up need independent validation.

Original publication2025-11-19

Indexed2026-09-26

DOI 10.1016/j.chroma.2025.466553

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Plant, Cell & Environment

mRNA‐lncRNA‐miRNA Co‐Regulates the Accumulation of Flavonoids in Ginkgo biloba in Response to UV‐B Stress

Chenliang Zhao · Meixuan Wang · Yongxiang Liu · Zeguo Yan · Bing Shen · Yizeng Lu · Hanlin Liu · Xinyu Yang · Li‐min Sun

Use the UV-B response as a hypothesis for controlled cultivation trials; stress-response transcription does not guarantee a safe or higher commercial yield.

Original publication2025-06-15

Indexed2026-09-27

DOI 10.1111/pce.70003

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Scientific Reports

Response surface optimization reveals monthly total flavonoid peaks in Ginkgo biloba leaves with corresponding DPPH scavenging activity

Xiaoyu Shen · Yangjie Lu · Qi Zhu · Yangbo Zhang · Li Zeng

Procurement and research note: compares monthly leaf samples to locate total-flavonoid peaks; use it to design local harvest studies rather than treating one site and season as a universal schedule.

Original publication2025-05-13

Indexed2026-09-19

DOI 10.1038/s41598-025-01635-6

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Journal of Separation Science

Kaempferol Molecularly Imprinted Monolithic Columns Prepared by a Surface Imprinting Method and Their Applications to Direct Separation of Flavonoids From Ginkgo Leaves by Liquid Chromatography

Wenlin Zhong · Fangping Liang · Lingling Zhong · Jiming Ou · Jianfeng He · Quanzhou Wu

Test selectivity, reuse, matrix recovery, and carryover against the current method before scale-up; direct flavonoid separation does not by itself validate whole-extract quality control.

Original publication2025-04-09

Indexed2026-09-27

DOI 10.1002/jssc.70126

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