Figures & data
Figure 1 Chemical structures of 11 compounds from E. koreanum. Nakai: I–VII, flavonol glycosides; VII—XI, nonflavonoid constituents.
![Figure 1 Chemical structures of 11 compounds from E. koreanum. Nakai: I–VII, flavonol glycosides; VII—XI, nonflavonoid constituents.](/cms/asset/c212929b-8b9e-423d-9601-2d21921fa956/iphb_a_273490_uf0001_b.gif)
Figure 2 Identification of rat primary osteoblasts (100×). (A) Alkaline phosphatase positive cells stained by Kaplow method. (B) Mineralized bone nodule formation in vitro. stained by alizarin red S.
![Figure 2 Identification of rat primary osteoblasts (100×). (A) Alkaline phosphatase positive cells stained by Kaplow method. (B) Mineralized bone nodule formation in vitro. stained by alizarin red S.](/cms/asset/1268b36b-a05c-4a28-9919-645830c64593/iphb_a_273490_uf0002_b.gif)
Table 1 Effects of flavonol glycosides on osteoblast proliferation.
Table 2 Effects of nonflavonoid constitutents on osteoblast proliferation.