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Chemical profile dataset of Cornus officinalis from multiple sources using HPLC/MS
Arielle E Sharp-Tawfik1, Brant R Burkhardt1
1University of South Florida, Department of Cell Biology, Microbiology and Molecular Biology, USA.
Abstract:
This article displays raw data linked to the research article "Compositional Analysis and Biological Characterization of Cornus officinalis on Human 1.1B4 Pancreatic β Cells" [1]. This data was generated by utilizing HPLC/(+and -)ESI-MSn on Cornus officinalis (CO) from four independent sources [1]. The aim was to identify the chemical profile of CO from multiple sources to compare the similarities and differences resulting from various processing methods, and compile a list of known and novel constituents to elucidate the bioactive ingredients. This report contains the full chromatogram and a raw list of the constituents found in CO including chemical name, retention time, and molecular weight from all four sources. All data from HPLC/MS analysis is raw and unprocessed.
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