Taraxasteryl palmitate is a triterpene ester derived from taraxasterol, exhibiting notable antiemetic properties. It has demonstrated significant efficacy in inhibiting vomiting in a copper sulfate-induced vomiting model in frogs, with vomiting latency extension rates of 116.9% and 120.0% at doses of 30 mg/kg and 100 mg/kg, respectively. This compound functions by prolonging vomiting latency and is valuable in the research of vomiting-related disorders, particularly reflex vomiting. Taraxasteryl palmitate can be naturally sourced from the flowers of Inula linariaefolia.
Taraxasteryl palmitate is a triterpene ester derived from taraxasterol, exhibiting notable antiemetic properties. It has demonstrated significant efficacy in inhibiting vomiting in a copper sulfate-induced vomiting model in frogs, with vomiting latency extension rates of 116.9% and 120.0% at doses of 30 mg/kg and 100 mg/kg, respectively. This compound functions by prolonging vomiting latency and is valuable in the research of vomiting-related disorders, particularly reflex vomiting. Taraxasteryl palmitate can be naturally sourced from the flowers of Inula linariaefolia.
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