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Purpose of the study:
Identification and characterization of various phytochemicals present in
Gentiana olivieri: The study aimed to analyze the chemical composition of the
plant and identify the various classes of compounds present such as alkaloids,
flavonoids, phenolic compounds, triterpenoids, steroids and essential oils. By

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identifying and describing these compounds, researchers can gain insight into
the chemical diversity of Gentiana olivieri.
Research objectives:
- Literature Review: A comprehensive review of the available literature to
gather information on the botanical, chemical and medical aspects of Gentiana
olivieri.
- Identification of hanging parts of the plant and collection of samples of
Gentiana oliviera.
- Development of appropriate extraction methods to isolate phytochemicals
from different parts of Gentiana oliviera such as leaves, stems, flowers or roots.
- study of the chemical structure and properties of the obtained substances
by chemical and physico-chemical methods;
The level of scientific novelty of the research results:
The chemical composition of the plant Gentiana olivieri has been studied
for the first time. As a result of observations of plants, biological classification
was studied and plant material was collected. A plant extraction system has been
developed. The quality and quantity of the elements contained in the Gentiana
olivieri plant were determined by the ISP MS method. This method was used to
determine 43 elements found in the composition of the plant. The amount of
amino acids in the body was determined. For the first time, 7-O-β-D-
glucosocoumarin has been isolated from a plant and its structure has been
proven. Currently organized pharmacological properties of this substance.
Practical significance of the study:
- Justify the rational and efficient use of plants.
-Creation of preparations for use in natural medicine from the wild plant
Gentiana olivieri.
Discussion of the work and level of publication: 2 articles and 1 thesis have
been published on the topic of the master's thesis.