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SOME PHYTOCHEMISTRY RESEARCH RESULTS OF SPECIES OF JUNIPER
        NATIVE (JUNIPERUS SABINA L.) IN MONGOLIA


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           B.Yumchinsuren , Ts. Nyamdemberel , N. Nomindar , B. Munkhjargal , Ch. Chimedragchaa National
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         University of Mongolia,  Institute of Traditional Medicine and Technology,  National University of Medical
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              1 National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.  Institute of Traditional Medicine and
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          Technology, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. National University of Medical Sciences, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia;
                                                yumchinsuren.b@apu.mn
        Abstract: In traditional medicine, Juniperus Sabina L.are used to cure kidney fever, anthrax, dry bile, diuresis,
        and  inflammatory  diseases  of  the  joints  and  respiratory  tract.  In  Mongolia,  Juniperus  Sabina,  the savin
        juniper or savin, Siberia is a species of juniper native to the mountains (J. Sabina L.), (J. Dahurica L.), (J.
        Peudossabina L.), (J. Siberia L.) Khangai, Khentii, and Khuvsgul grow widely in mountainous areas such as
        Altay. Although studies have been conducted on juniper essential oil, biologically active substance research
        has not been fully explored.
        Purpose: Identification of biologically active compounds mainly contained in Juniperus Sabina L.
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