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Researched for: Vendor-neutral scientific reference catalog entry for thevetin B
Also known as: Thevetin B, Cerberoside
Thevetin B is a gentiobiosylthevetoside and trisaccharide derivative of digitoxigenin. Its systematic structure is 3β-[β-D-glucopyranosyl-(1→6)-β-D-glucopyranosyl-(1→4)-6-deoxy-3-O-methyl-α-L-glucopyranosyloxy]-14-hydroxy-5β-card-20(22)-enolide. It has been identified in plants including Cascabela (Thevetia) peruviana, Thevetia ahouai, and Cerbera manghas.
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No reliable compound-specific human pharmacokinetic half-life, onset, solubility specification, storage specification, or standardized research reference size was identified in the authoritative sources reviewed. Published work supports analytical isolation and detection, including LC-MS/MS methods for thevetin B in yellow-oleander seed extracts and biological samples. No administration regimen is recorded because the available literature concerns natural-product analysis, pharmacology, and toxicology rather than an established research-use dosing standard.
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CAS RN: 27127-79-3; PubChem CID: 441850; ChEBI: CHEBI:27511; ChEMBL: CHEMBL263601; KEGG: C08856; UNII: H77H03L5LQ; InChIKey: GZVMBXDQUQRICT-RCGIHWJFSA-N; molecular formula: C42H66O18; average molecular mass: 858.972 g/mol; monoisotopic mass: 858.42492 Da
Neutral molecular formula C42H66O18 and formal charge 0 are reported by ChEBI and PubChem. The compound is classified within cardenolides and derivatives and is reported as a gentiobiosylthevetoside. Thevetin B has been isolated or analytically detected in Thevetia/Cascabela species and Cerbera manghas. It is a plant-derived cardiac glycoside associated with yellow-oleander toxicology studies.
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