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PubMed2003

Synthesis of hexasaccharide fragments of pectin.

Short syntheses of partially methyl-esterified hexagalacturonates 1-5 are described as part of the development of strategies for the preparation of larger pectic oligosaccharides. The methodology is based on the repeated coupling of galactose mono- and disaccharide donors onto a galactose acceptor until a hexagalactan is obtained. All glycosylations are carried out with n-pentenyl glycosides to provide good yields of the desired alpha anomers. Pentenyl disaccharide donors are prepared by the coupling of two pentenyl galactosides controlled by either the armed-disarmed effect or by converting one pentenyl galactoside into the corresponding galactosyl bromide or fluoride. Two orthogonal protecting groups are employed at C6, which makes it possible to oxidize these positions to either the carboxylic acid or to the methyl ester. Each hexagalactan is therefore able to bifurcate into two different hexagalacturonates with a reverse methyl-esterification pattern. The methyl ester distribution in the hexagalacturonates is confirmed by tandem mass spectrometry.

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Bulk laxative efficacy of a psyllium seed hydrocolloid and of a mixture of cellulose and pectin.

The cellulose/pectin combination (C/P) investigated in this study is as efficacious as a psyllium seed product widely used as a bulk laxative. Because of its physical characteristics (whiteness, lack of flavor and odor, lack of gelling upon standing), it is easy to use as a component of baked foods, sauces, drinks, stews, and in other recipes. Given its fecal bulking equivalence to the popular psyllium-based products, C/P offers advantages to the patient who takes a bulking agent regularly because of the wide choice of methods of consumption, ensuring better compliance over long periods of time. This cellulose/pectin combination appears to be a viable alternative to the limited choice presently available to the bulk laxative user and could also be used as a plant fiber supplement whenever this is desirable.

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PubMed1981

Effect of magnesium--aluminum hydroxide and kaolin--pectin on absorption of digoxin from tablets and capsules.

Twelve healthy fasting volunteers received two 0.2-mg digoxin capsules or tablets with 60 ml water, 60 ml Maalox, or 60 ml Kaopectate in a randomized, single-dose, six-way crossover study. Concentrations of digoxin in multiple plasma samples and in all urine collected during the 24 hours after each dose were determined by radioimmunoassay. Compared to the water treatment, administration of both tablets and capsules with Maalox or Kaopectate reduced the peak digoxin plasma concentrations but did not significantly influence the time of peak concentration. Neither Maalox nor Kaopectate influenced the area under the 24-hour plasma concentration--time curve for either tablets or capsules. However, 24-hour urinary recovery of digoxin from tablets tended to be reduced by Maalox and Kaopectate; this was not the case with capsules. Digoxin capsules may have an advantage over currently available tablets in clinical situations requiring digoxin coadministration with nonabsorbable gastrointestinal preparations.

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