Summarize Notes PCOGpart2
Summarize Notes PCOGpart2
Glycosides
● Yields sugar as one of the product of hydrolysis
● Always HYDROLYZABLE
○ Sugar: Glycine (b-D glucose)
○ Non-sugar: Aglycone/ Genin (Therapeutic activity)
● Sugar ethers
● Based on atoms involved glycosidic linkage: C,O,N,S-glycoside
● According to sugar moiety: GluRR- Glucosides, Ribosides, Rhamnosides
2 GLYCONES
CARD3NOLIDE BUF4DIENOLIDE
CARDIAC GLYCOSIDES
● Steroidal compound (has CPPP nucleus-
Cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene)
● Potently active in MYOCARDIUM
● MOA: inhibit Na/K ATPase (3 Na Out 2 K in)- a PUMP not
enzyme! (find another channel: Na/Ca exchanger –3 Na out 1
Ca in)
● Effect: Positive inotropic (inc. strength of myocardium)
● Clinical application: CHF, arrhythmia
Cardiac glycoside
-k strophantin:
primary glycoside
-G strophantin: aka:
Ouabain): cardiac
stimulant IV)
PHARMSEM PHARMACOGNOSY
SECOND SEMESTER | S.Y 2023-2024
ANTHRAQUINONE
● Related to anthracene
● Used as laxative or cathartic
Uses:
Moisturizer
2% for burn preparation
Compound benzoin
tincture
SAPONIN GLYCOSIDES
● AKA: Sapotoxin
● Most toxic plant principle (hemolysis)
● Used as fish poison
● 2 types: steroidal and triterpenoidal
● Saponin- Sternutatory- stimulant sneezing
● Aglycone: sapogenin
Cyanophore glycoside
● Glycoside that yield MANDELONITRITE and HCN derivative
PRUNUS
Constituent:
● Amygdalin- primary glycoside
● Prunasin- product of hydrolysis of amygdalin
Note: Laetrile (Vit B17)-tx for sickle cell anemia
Glycoside + Emulsin (enzyme- amygdalase + prunase ) → mandelonitrite +HCN
ISOTHIOCYANATE GLYCOSIDE
● Sulfur containing
● Source out from mustard
Sinigrin + Myosin →
allyl isothiocyanate
(glycosidic volatile oil)
Sinalbin+ Myosin
→Acrinyl
isothiocyanate
Flavanols
● AKA: flavonoids
● Plant pigment (yellow) -quercetin and rutin
● Bioflavonoids- antioxidants (hisperidin, hespentin, diosmin, naringenin)
Vitamin H Biotin
hepatoprotective
Memory enhancer
Glutaphos-first
memory enhancer in
PH-peptide base
ALCOHOL GLYCOSIDES
Sapogenin: contains alcohol in the structure
ALDEHYDE GLYCOSIDES
“Vanillin”-
aglygcone/genin
(flavor and aroma)
Ethylvanillin-
substitute for natural
vanilla
LACTONE GLYCOSIDES
-Exist as hydrocoumarins
- Aglycone- Lactone (ketone)
TPA (Tissue - dissolve clots; degrade both fibrinogen and fibrin and inactivate
plasminogen activator) prothrombin, factor V and factor VIII
Phenol glycoside
Astringent-close pores
Tannins
● Polyphenols that do NOT crystallize
● Characteristic:
○ Acidic, sharp puckering taste
○ Ppt alkaloids and proteins
○ Astringent and tx of burns
HYDROLYZABLE NON-HYDROLYZABLE/
CONDENSED
STEROIDS
-contain CPPP nucleus
Cardiac glycosides
Anabolic steroids-
banned; copy male sex
hormone testosterone;
“performance and image
enhancing drugs”
LIPIDS
-esters of long FA and alcohol
-NOT BIOPOLYMERS-no building blocks
FIXED OILS
distillatio-no solvent) as
antifungal
TYPES OF
THEOBROMA OIL
● α - melts at RT
● β - melts at temp lower
than
body temp (solid at RT)
(this form is the one
used in suppository)
FATS
-generally solid at room temperature
WAXES
-ester of long FA and HMW alcohols
VOLATILE OILS
● odoriferous plant principles
● insect repellant & insect attractant
● composed of terpenoids- isoprene unit
(5C) as building blocks (Chloroplast-non
mevalonate pathway)
● aka Ethereal oils or Essential Oils
● Storage Conditions: dark, cool place in a
full amber glass container
○ Reason: volatility, autooxidation,
photosensitivity
● STEAROPTENE - Solid portion
● ELEOPTENE - Liquid portion
benzene)
Terpin Hydrate or
Terpineol
- formed by the reaction
of RTO
w/ HNO3 (nitric acid) in
the presence of alcohol
- RTO + nitric acid +
alcohol
IV. KETONE
Monocyclic: Menthone, Carvone, Piperitone, Pulegone, Diosphenol
Dicyclic: Camphor, Fenchone, Thujone
6. CEDAR LEAF OIL SN: Thuja occidentalis Const: (+) Thujone, (-)
Fenchone
Use: Vicks Vaporub®
IV. PHENOL
contains phenolic substances in their structures
RESINS
Produced from volatile oils
Sources: same as plants with volatile oils
Location: Lysogenous (example)
OLEORESIN
Homogenous mixture of volatile oil and resin
2 groups: Pharmaceutical/Common or Ordinary
A. PHARMACEUTICAL OLEORESIN
B. OLEO-GUM RESIN
-homogenous mixture of gum and oleoresin
-oleo: volatile oils
BALSAM
resinous material which are combined with aromatic substances such as
cinnamic acid and benzoic acid
RESIN ALCOHOLS
Resinol - will not give a tannin reaction
Resinotannols - resin alcohol which reacts with FeCl3 like tannins do
● Use: Flavoring agent
● Example: Benzoin
ALKALOIDS
I. PYRIDINE-PIPERIDINE
III. QUINOLINE
● discovered by Caventou
● parent compound: "Cinchonine"
○ Cinchonidine
○ Quinine
○ Quinidine
○ Quinidine:
prolongation of QT
interval (anti-arrhythmia)
V. INDOLE ALKALOIDS
PHARMSEM PHARMACOGNOSY
SECOND SEMESTER | S.Y 2023-2024
It is a cholinergic
agonist. An indirect
agonist that inhibits
the
acetylcholinesterase
(inc ACh =
DUMBELSS)