Urine collection from
rats orally treated with UTIRose
In spite we checked all the peaks, we used
anthocyanins as first markers of Utirose compounds in the urinary tract
pathway, especially :
cyanidin-3-0-sambudioside (gossypicyanin)
cyanidin-3-0-glucoside
delphinidin- 3-0-sambudioside (hibiscin)
delphinidin- 3-0-glucoside

Conclusion : HPLC of UTIrose™ and
urine from rats with single ingestion of UTIrose™ (525 nm):
After a single ingestion, UTIrose™ shows a low bioavailability, which
means that molecular compounds are eliminated by urinary
excretion. UTIrose™ is available in urinary tract where its
antimicrobial activity could be efficient.
Because
all these molecules are not available as analytical standards,
cyanidin-3-0-glucoside is used for quantification and
calculation of recovery level of all anthocyanins in the urine of
the rat. The first observation is that urines from
rats with a single ingestion of Utirose content anthocyanins,
whereas urine a blank rat without treatment shows of course
no anthocyanins. Compounds of Utirose were recovered in urine
in the intact glycosidic form.
After a single
oral administration, Utirose quickly appeared in urine (2h).
Anthocyanins are used as markers of Utirose compounds.