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This document provides information about various types of plant glycosides including cardiac glycosides, anthraquinone glycosides, and saponin glycosides. It lists examples of plant sources for each type along with important constituents and uses. Testing methods are also described to identify different glycoside classes.

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This document provides information about various types of plant glycosides including cardiac glycosides, anthraquinone glycosides, and saponin glycosides. It lists examples of plant sources for each type along with important constituents and uses. Testing methods are also described to identify different glycoside classes.

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PHARMSEM PHARMACOGNOSY

SECOND SEMESTER | S.Y 2023-2024

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

● 5 membered lactone @ place ● 6 membered lactone @ R (C24)


of R (C23) ● Chemical structure similar to BUFALIN- Toad
● Most cardiac glycosides skin toxic principle
belong to ● Ex: Scillaren from Squill

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

Liebermann Burchard Test Most sensitive Blue green


Major test
Detects steroids
Test for cholesterol

Salkowski test Also detects steroid Red

Keller-Killiani test 2-deoxy sugar glycine Digitalis- Blue green


test (sugar of Squill- Red
cardenolides)
Differentiate
cardenolides and
befadienolides

Cardiac glycoside

1. Digitalis Digitalis lanata (Grecian


foxglove)- Digoxin
Digitalis purpurea
(Foxglove)-Digitoxin
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Desacetyl lanatoside Deslanoside Rapid Digitalization

Digitoxin Very lipophilic (absorb in


the body)
Very long half life -190 hrs

Digoxin Widely used- preferable DI: Quinidine, quinine,


pharmacokinetic profile electrolyte imbalance
Polar (Hypo Mg K, Hyper
Half life: 2-6 hours Ca)- increase toxicity

Toxicity: Antidote: Digoxin


GI disturbance immune Fab (Digifab,
Xanthopsia digibind)
Arrythmia

2. ConvaLLaria Lily of the valley Constituent:


Convallaria majalis Convallatoxin
(Liliacea) (Cardenolide),
Convallataxol,
Covalloside

3. Adonis Pheasant's eye Constituent:


Adonis Vernalis Adonitoxin
Cyamarin
K-strophanthin

4. ApoCYnum Black indian hemp/ Constituent:


Dogbane Cyamarin
Apocynum cannabinum (antiarrythmia,
Cardiotonic)

5. Cactus grandiflorus Night blooming cereus


Selenicereus grandiflorus

6. Black hellebore Christmas rose Black hellebore-


Helleborus niger BlyCosidal (cardiac
stimulant)
Green&White
Hellebore- Alkaloidal
(anti-HTN)

7. Strophantus Strophantus kombe, S. Constituent:


hispidus strophantosides

-k strophantin:
primary glycoside
-G strophantin: aka:
Ouabain): cardiac
stimulant IV)
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8. Squill White squill bulb/ Constituent:


Mediterranean squill Scillaren A
Urginea maritima (Buffadienolide)-
converted to
SCILLARENIN (active
form)
Red variety (Red
squill)- rat poison

ANTHRAQUINONE
● Related to anthracene
● Used as laxative or cathartic

Borntragers test Test for anthraquinone Pink, red, violet


glycosides

1. Cascara sagrada Sacred cascara/bark Cascarosides


Rhamnus purshiana A,B- optical isomer of
BARBALOIN
C,D-optical isomer of
Do not maintain laxative: CHRYSALOIN
cause laxative habits
Lanes pill-
casanthranol
(anthranols of cascara
sagrada)

2. FRangula Rhamnus frangula Constituents:


Frangulins A& B,
Preparation: Movicol- Glucofrangulin
Frangula + karaya gum -laxative activity

3. Rheum Chinese rhubarb Rhein anthrones-


Rheum palmaticum drastic cathartication

Oldest drug in china

4. Senna Alexandria- Cassia Sennosides A, B, C,


acutifolia D

Grow in riSE paddies


Component of slimming
teas

5. Aloe Aloe barbadensis Barbaloin,


(Curacao) aloe-emodin
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Uses:
Moisturizer
2% for burn preparation
Compound benzoin
tincture

6. Chrysarobin Mixture of natural principle Chysaloin- only


from GOA POWDER from non-cathartic
Andira araroba
Use:
keratolytic-eczema,
psoriasis, corns, and
warts

SAPONIN GLYCOSIDES
● AKA: Sapotoxin
● Most toxic plant principle (hemolysis)
● Used as fish poison
● 2 types: steroidal and triterpenoidal
● Saponin- Sternutatory- stimulant sneezing
● Aglycone: sapogenin

Froth test Honeycomb froth (>2cm) Stays 1-2 mins

Hemolysis test Blood agar plate- sheep's B- hemolytic: colorless


blood A-hemolytic: green
B- hemolytic- complete Y- hemolytic: remain
A-hemolytic: partial brown
Y- hemolytic: no hemolysis

Keller killiani test Steroidal saponins violet


-2 deoxysugar component

1. Glycyrrhiza Licorice Use to mask bitter


Glycyrrhiza glabra taste of quinine
50x sweeter than sucrose
(glycyrrhizin) Excessive intake:
Use in beer foaming sterility in male

CI: HTN & CHF- promotes


electrolyte and water
retention

2. Dioscorea Edible variety of yam Diosgenin- mexican


yam (dioscorea
floribunda)
- Anti-inflam for
arthritis,
muscle pain,
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and rawmat for


synthesis of
steroids

3. Ginseng Panax ginseng (asian Gensenosides,


ginseng) panoxide,
chickusetsusaponins
Uses: tonic,
adaptogen (relieves
stress), aphrodisiac
(sex stimulant)

4. Agave Agave cantalla Use:Molluscide-elimin


ate snails

5. Guava Psidium guajava Antimicrobial property

Cyanophore glycoside
● Glycoside that yield MANDELONITRITE and HCN derivative

1. Cherry Prunus serotina Sedative effect- due to


HCN derivative
Flavorant

2. Almond Prunus amygdalus

3. Apricot Prunus armeniaca

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

4. Cassava Mannihot esculenta Mannihotoxin (skin)

ISOTHIOCYANATE GLYCOSIDE
● Sulfur containing
● Source out from mustard

1. Black mustard SN: Brassica nigra Sinigrin

Sinigrin + Myosin →
allyl isothiocyanate
(glycosidic volatile oil)

2. White mustard SN: Brassica alba Sinalbin


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Sinalbin+ Myosin
→Acrinyl
isothiocyanate

Flavanols
● AKA: flavonoids
● Plant pigment (yellow) -quercetin and rutin
● Bioflavonoids- antioxidants (hisperidin, hespentin, diosmin, naringenin)

Rutin + hisperidin Vitamin P (permeability Inc capillary rigidity


factor) -tx for capillary
bleeding 2nd to
capillary fragility

Vitamin F Essential fatty acid


-Linoleic acid- Omega 6
-Linolenic acid- omega 3
(heart)

Vitamin H Biotin

Milk thistle Silybium marianum Const: Silbinin,


silymarin

hepatoprotective

Ginkgo Ginkgo biloba Const: ginkgolides,


bilolabides (enough
dilation of blood
vessels in the brain)

Memory enhancer

Glutaphos-first
memory enhancer in
PH-peptide base

ALCOHOL GLYCOSIDES
Sapogenin: contains alcohol in the structure

Salicin Poplar and Willow (Salix Aglycone- saligenin


purpurea) Salicin-anti rheumatic
property/ anti
Family of salicylates inflammatory

Only alcohol glycoside


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ALDEHYDE GLYCOSIDES

Vanilla Mexican vera cruz vanilla Const: Glucovanillin


(Vanilla planifoloa) and Glucovanillic
alcohol

“Vanillin”-
aglygcone/genin
(flavor and aroma)

Ethylvanillin-
substitute for natural
vanilla

LACTONE GLYCOSIDES
-Exist as hydrocoumarins
- Aglycone- Lactone (ketone)

Horse Chestnut tree Const: Esculin

Japanese star anise Const: Skimmin

Coumadin Sweet cover leaf Const:


Dicumarol and
Bishydroxycoumadin-
Warfarin- used as warfarin (tonka
anticoagulant coumadins-Dipteryx
odorata (plant))
Dicoumarin- 1st oral
anticoagulant (dicumarol)

Psoralen Ammi majus (plant) Photosensitivity


furocoumarins

Methoxalen and Trioxalen Used for vitiligo


Note: (repigmentation)
Psoralen/ methoxalen/
trioxalen: contraindicated
w/ direct sunlight - causes
cancer (melanin)

Vitiligo- loss of color in the


skin

Cantharides Spanish/russian/ blistering Use: aphrodisiac,


fly cause priapism
(prolonged erection)
Cantharis vesicatoria
Release nitric
oxide-vasodilator
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INTRINSIC PATHWAY EXTRINSIC PATHWAY COMMON PATHWAY

-inside or loob -labas ng body Xa→ needs V,PL, Ca+ →


-there is interaction of blood -tissue damage (injury or Prothrombin → thrombin →
and collagen sugat) fibrinogen → fibrin → XIIIa
-factor cell death will be → stable fibrin clot
Factors involved: activated and used to activate
XII, XIIa, XI,XIa,IX, factor X
IXa (needs VIII,PL,Ca+), X
Factor involved: TF:VIIa
GOAL: activate Xa
(prothrombin activator)-work
on the common pathway

Slow blood clot formation Fast blood clot

Fibrin - aka blood clot; where anticoagulant will act on

Aspirin - will NOT act on FIBRIN; antiplatelet (platelet is involved in the


platelet surface contact)

TPA (Tissue - dissolve clots; degrade both fibrinogen and fibrin and inactivate
plasminogen activator) prothrombin, factor V and factor VIII

Hemophilia Bleeding disorder; kulang sa factor

Hemophilia A Kulang ng christmas factor IX (Tx: tranexamic acid)


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Phenol glycoside

Uva-ursi Arctostaphilus uva-ursi Const: Arbutin


CN: bearberry Uses:
astringent/diuretic

Astringent-close pores

Poison Ivy Rhus radicans

Poison oak Rhus toxidendron Urushiol-causes


delayed contact
dermatitis

Tannins
● Polyphenols that do NOT crystallize
● Characteristic:
○ Acidic, sharp puckering taste
○ Ppt alkaloids and proteins
○ Astringent and tx of burns

HYDROLYZABLE NON-HYDROLYZABLE/
CONDENSED

OTHER NAMES Pyrogallotanins Phlobatannins

Heated (pyrolysis) pyrogallol catechol

FeCl3 test HydrolyzaBLUE GREEN

Type of leather Bloom Tanner’s red


(phlobaphenes-red
complexes)

Bromine test No reaction/ No ppt w/ppt

Yield (hydrolyzed) Sugar + phenolic acid Catechin and


leucocyanidin

Hamamelis Witch hazel Const: Hamamelitannins


SN: Hamamelis virginiana
Distilled witch hazel
extract -contain volatile
oil of hamamelis &
tannins

Use: Astringent and Tx


for hemorrhoids

Nutgall Primary source of tannic acid Excresence: product of


(NOT a nut NEITHER a plant) insect boring on the plant
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Plant: Quercus infectoria


Insect: Cynips tinctoria

OTHER SOURCE Guava


Duhat
pineapple

Tannic acid Use: astringent and Component of tannic


component of universal acid:
antidote (ATM) ● Gallic acid
● Ellagic acid

STEROIDS
-contain CPPP nucleus

Sterol Solid sterols Cholesterol- animals;


most widely occurring
sterol, first discovered
B-sitosterol/
phytosterol-plant
Ergosterol-fungi
Stigmasterol- soybeans
(Glycine max)

Bile acids Cholic acid and Uses: emulsifying agent,


chenodesoxycholic acid- aid in intestinal
synthesized in the liver from absorption of fats
cholesterol, abundant in
humans Bile acid binding resin/
Bile acid sequestrants-
Deoxycholic acid and colestipol and
lithocholic acid- derived by cholestyramine (s/e:
microorganism steatorrhea)

Cardiac glycosides

Steroidal hormones Adrenocortical hormones- Sex hormones


cortex of adrenal medulla ● Estrogen-devt of
● Glucocorticoids- from female reproductive
diosgenin sys. & 2nd charac.
(hydrocortisone, cortisol, (estradiol, estriol,
cortisone, prednisone) estrone)
● Mineralocorticoids- ○ Used as
(Na+ and water OCP/LGBTQ/
retention)-aldosterone hormonal
imb/depression
○ Too
much=accumula
tion of fats
○ Inc risk of breast
cancer
● Progestin-progeste
rone (prepares
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body for pregnancy)


● Androgens- male
reproductive sys
and 2nd sexual
charac.

Anabolic steroids-
banned; copy male sex
hormone testosterone;
“performance and image
enhancing drugs”

PCOS- too much


testosterone

LIPIDS
-esters of long FA and alcohol
-NOT BIOPOLYMERS-no building blocks

FIXED OILS Unsaturated esters of FA + glycerol


● Unsaturated: less H; double/triple bond

FATS Saturated esters of FA + glycerol


● Saturated: lots of H; single bond

WAXES Esters of HMW alcohol + FA

PROSTAGLANDIN Lipid alcohols


● From arachidonic acid
● Produces COX enzyme

FIXED OILS

Castor oil CN: tangan tangan Const: Triricinolein →


SN: Ricinus communis ricinoleic acid (FA);
Ricin (toxic)
Undecylenic acid-
Use: cathartic; hair growing product of pyrolysis (
product through destructive
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distillatio-no solvent) as
antifungal

OFFICIAL OILS (CorCotPeSe) Corn-mais (Zea mays); Only oils APPROVED


fabaceae for use as vehicle in IV
preparation
Cottonseed-Gossypium
hirsutum (Malvaceae)
● Gossypol- male
contraceptive/ destroy
seminiferous ducts
(unable to produc
seminal fluid)
Peanut- Arachis hypogaea
(Arachis oil)
● Non-containing oil
(contains more
saturated FA
Sesame-
● CN: teel or Benne oil
● SN: Sesamum
indicum
● Const: sesamol

Olive oil CN: sweet oil, oil of europe Forms:


SN: Olea europa ● Virgin - low temp is
used (cold press)
● Tournant - fallen or
decomposing fruit
● Technical -
obtained using
boiling water
● Sulfur - used
carbon disulfide for
extraction
Adulterant: Tea tree oil/
Camelia oil (Camellia
sinensis) -means
pamparami

OTHER SOURCES Almond Oil (Prunus Safflower Oil


amygdalus) (Carthamus tinctorius)

Persic Oil (Apricot - Prunus Ethiodized Oil Injection


armeniaca) - product of
poppy seed (Papaver
Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera) somniferum) oil
● Virgin Coconut Oil - (prepared by I2 or iodine
Lauric Acid addition)
(monolaurins) ● radiopaque
material - used for
Sunflower Oil (Helianthus imaging to have
anuus) clearer scans
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● uses: cosmetics for scar


removal,knees/elbow
discoloration corrector

Theobroma Oil “food of the gods” used as Suppository


SN: Theobroma cacao Base

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

THEOBROMA OIL OILS are generally liquid at RT except

COD LIVER OIL FATS are generally solid at RT except

LANOLIN obtained from sheep's wool ○ Lanolin (Hydrous


(Ovis aries) Wool Fat) -
20-25% moisture
○ Anhydrous Lanolin
(Wool Fat) -
0.25% moisture --
penetrates
faster on skin

HYDROGENATED SOLID due to addition of H oil that is solidified,


VEGETABLE OIL deodorized and
Decolorized
EX: margarine

COD LIVER OIL fat that is liquid at room has anti-sclerotic


temperature property
source: Godus morrhoa (anti-atherosclerosis)
● FATTY ACID: Na
marrhuate

WAXES
-ester of long FA and HMW alcohols

PLANT SOURCE Carnauba wax (Copernicia


prunifera)
Jojoba Oil - Liquid plant wax
○ SN: Simondsia chinensis
○ solidified form resembles
spermaceti
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ANIMAL SOURCES Spermaceti Wax - from brain


of a sperm whale (Physeter
macrocephalus)
○ Ambergis - crude material
○ Cetyl ester wax-Synthetic
wax substance

Bees Wax - from the


honeycomb of the
honey bee (Apis mellifera)
2 forms:
● White beeswax
(decolorized)
● Yellow beeswax
(TRUE BEES WAX)

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

1. DISTILLATION Water - vehicle; fresh sample, resistant to


high-temp (Ex:Turpentine Oil)

H2O & Steam - no active boiling, done on fresh or dried


samples (Ex: Cinnamon & Clove Oil)

No vehicle - Destructive Distillation


○ Disadvantage: formation of smoke-like/ burn-like odor
(empyreumatic odor)

2. EXPRESSION Ecuelle - using mechanical device w/ spikes designed to


puncture the oil glands
○ preferable for citrus

Enfleurage - involves the use of a fatty pomade which


absorbs the oil from the sample (lard)

3. EXTRACTION use of organic solvents


advantage: low BPs - the process can be done at a much
lower temp. w/o compromising the quality of the oil
disadvantage: cost of solvents; some are toxic (e.g.
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benzene)

4. ENZYMATIC HYDROLYSIS Ex: Glycosidic volatile oils

Sinalbin/ Sinigrin (Myosin) → Glycosidic volatile oils

I. HYDROCARBON VOLATILE OILS


Limonene, P-cymene, Pinene (most commonly found in plants)
Sabin & Myrcene

1. TURPENTINE OIL Contains pinene Forms/ Preparations:


Source: Pine Tree (Pinus Rectified Turpentine Oil:
palustris) - leaves of pine tree that
undergo distillation w/ an
aqueous solution of
NaOH (Water + NaOH)

Terpin Hydrate or
Terpineol
- formed by the reaction
of RTO
w/ HNO3 (nitric acid) in
the presence of alcohol
- RTO + nitric acid +
alcohol

both are used as


stimulant expectorant
(expel phlegm)

II. ALCOHOL VOLATILE OILS


Acyclic: Geraniol, Linalool & Citronellol (no ring, linear)
Monocyclic: Menthol, α-terpineol (1 ring)
Dicyclic: Borneol
Sesquiterpene: Zingiberol (3 isoprene units)

1. PEPPERMINT OIL SN: Mentha piperita source of menthol (will


be solidified by freezing
Japanese peppermint the oil)
SN: M. arvensis synthetic menthol
(racemic mixture-50%
dextro 50% levo; no
optical activity)
natural menthol
(levorotatory)

2. CARDAMOM OIL SN: Elettaria cardamom Chief Const: Cineole


Use: Spices
Ayurvedic medicine
use: Tx for UTI
● lower down
blood sugar
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3. CORIANDER OIL SN: Coriandrum sativum Const: Linalool


Use: Carminative
(anti-flatulence)

4. ROSE OIL CN: Otto of Rose Const: Geraniol, Nerol,


SN: Rosa gallica Citronellol

5. ORANGE FLOWER OIL CN: Neroli Oil Const: Linalool


SN: Citrus aurantium (ang
sour orange mismo)

6. JUNIPER OIL SN: Juniperus communis Const: Borneol


Use: OTC as diuretic
(Odrinyl®)

7. PINE OIL SN: Pinus palustris Const: α-terpineol

III. ALDEHYDE VOLATILE OILS


-Acyclic - Citral, Citronellol
-Aromatic - Cinnamaldehyde

1. CINNAMON Saigon - Cinnamomum Const.: cinnamaldehyde


laureini
Ceylon - C. zeylanicum
Cassia - C. cassia

Can be obtained from the


bark

2. LEMON SN: Citrus limon Const: Citral


(responsible for the odor)
- combination of Neral
& Geranial
Common problem:
Terebinthenate Odor
(attributed to the terpene
content)
High quality:
Terpeneless Oil (95% of
terpenes are removed)

3. ORANGE OIL (SWEET ORANGE) SN: Citrus sinensis Const: Decanal


Chief const: Limonene
(hydrocarbon content )

4. CITRONELLA OIL SN: Cymbopogon nandus Const: Citronellal -


CN: Tanglad mosquito repellant
action
Neem Tree - Azadiracta
indica
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5. HAMAMELIS Hamamelis virginiana Const: 2-hexen-1-al


Use: OTC or
hemorrhoids (astringent
property)

IV. KETONE
Monocyclic: Menthone, Carvone, Piperitone, Pulegone, Diosphenol
Dicyclic: Camphor, Fenchone, Thujone

1. CAMPHOR SN: Cinnamomum Const: Camphor


camphora (camphor is used for
liniments/ counter
irritants )
○ Natural: Dextro
○ Synthetic: Racemic

2. SPEARMINT SN: Mentha spicata Const: (-) Carvone

3. CARAWAY SN: Carum carvi Const: (+) Carvone

3. BUCHU SN: Barosma betulina Const: Diosphenol


Use: OTC for menstrual
period

5. WORMWOOD OIL SN: Artemisia absinthum Const: (+) Thujone


Use: Counterirritant

6. CEDAR LEAF OIL SN: Thuja occidentalis Const: (+) Thujone, (-)
Fenchone
Use: Vicks Vaporub®

IV. PHENOL
contains phenolic substances in their structures

1. THYME OIL SN: Thymus vulgaris Uses: Antifungal,


Antibacterial

2. CLOVE OIL SN: Eugenia caryophilus Const: Eugenol -


(Myrtaceae) analgesic property
Use: common ingredient
in dental
preparations
● Toothache drops

3. MYRCIA OIL CN: Bay Oil Const: Eugenol


SN: Pimenta racemosa

4. CREOSOTE CN: Beechwood creosote Const: Guaiacol cresol


SN: Fagus grandiflora Natural occurring
expectorant

5. JUNIPER TAR SN: Juniperus oxycedrus Use: OTC for eczema


CN: Cade Oil and psoriasis (Polytar®)
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6. PINE TAR Use: Anti-eczema and


psoriasis
Const: Phenol & Cresol

VI. PHENOLIC ETHER

Nutmeg "butter of nutmeg," Const: Myristicin,


myristica Saffrole
Uses: Flavoring agent,
Carminative (Anti
Note: Abused by prison Flatulence)
inmates. Nutmeg is a
hallucinogen. Const: Trans-anethole
○ Anise - Pimpinella
anisum
○ Fennel - Foeniculum
vulgare
○ Chinese Star Anise -
Illicum verum

VII. OXIDATIVE VOLATILE OILS

Eucalyptus SN: Eucalyptus globulus Const: Eucalyptol


(Cineole, Cajuptol,
Cajupot)
Use: Counterirritant

VIII. ESTER VOLATILE OIL


contains esters in their structure ( RCOOR′)

1. GAULTHERIA OIL CN: Wintergreen, Teaberry, Const: Methyl salicylate


Chuckerberry Name of Oil: Gaultheria
SN: Gaultheria procumbens Oil, Wintergreen
Oil, Betula Oil, Sweet
Birch Oil
Found in liniment oils
such as Efficascent oil

2. LAVANDER OIL SN: Lavandula augustifolia Const: Linalyl acetate -


from Linalool
Used as an aromatic
essential oil

3. PINE NEEDLE OIL SN: Pinus mugo Const: Bornyl acetate -


from borneol

4. MUSTARD OIL Allyl and acrinyl Allyl - black mustard


isothiocyanate Acrinyl -white mustard

Brassica alba (White) and


Brassicanigra (Black)

RESIN & RESIN COMBINATIONS


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RESINS
Produced from volatile oils
Sources: same as plants with volatile oils
Location: Lysogenous (example)

1. COLOPHONY aka: Rosin Uses: Adulterant of


Resin of pine tree oil (Pinus other resinous
palustris) material, stiffening agent
for plasters and cerates

2. PODOPHYLLUM aka: American mandrake, Const:


American mayapple Podophyllin - anti-wart
SN: Podophyllum peltatum property (HPV)
Peltatin: purgative
effects
Teniposide &
Etoposide-
antineoplastic activity
(microtubule inhibitor)

3. ERIODICTYON CN: Yerba Santa Use: Stimulant


SN: Eriodictyon californicum expectorant, flavorant
(used to mask the bitter
taste of beer),
also used as
antispasmodic (there
will be relaxation of the
smooth muscles).

4. JALAP SN: Exogonium purga Const: Ipurganol,


Jalapin
Use: purgative

5. MASTIC SN: Pistacia lentiscus Use: Dental varnish

6. KAVA-KAVA SN: Piper methysticum Use: skeletal muscle


relaxant (banned-
abused and caused
paralysis)

7. CANNABIS SN: Cannabis sativa Const: "Hashhish" -


concentrated form
of the resin containing
THC
(tetrahydrocannabinol)

OLEORESIN
Homogenous mixture of volatile oil and resin
2 groups: Pharmaceutical/Common or Ordinary

A. PHARMACEUTICAL OLEORESIN

1. CAPSIUCUM CN: Chile peppers Const: Capsaicin -


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SN: Capsicum frutescens concentrated in the


Seeds
Use: Counterirritant

2. GINGER SN: Zingiber officinale Const: Zingiberol,


Zingiberene, Bisabolene
(imparts the purgency)
Use: Stomachic (for
stomach ache)

3. COPAIBA SN: Copaifera spp.


CN: Balsam of Copaiba
(NOT a true balsam, it’s an
oleoresin)

4. TURPENTINE CN: Gum Turpentine or


Gum Thus

5. WHITE PINE SN: Pinus strobus


CN: Weymouth pine

B. OLEO-GUM RESIN
-homogenous mixture of gum and oleoresin
-oleo: volatile oils

1. MYRRH CN: Gum Myrrh Use: Astringent -


SN: Commiphora molmol Astring-O-Sol®
(mouthwash, used to
treat gingivitis);
embalming agent (very
large concentration)

2. ASAFETIDA SN: Ferula foetida

BALSAM
resinous material which are combined with aromatic substances such as
cinnamic acid and benzoic acid

1. STORAX SN: Liquidambar orientalis Const: Alpha &


CN: Levant Storax Beta-Storesin
Use: an ingredient in
Compound
Benzoin Tincture

2. PERUVIAN BALSAM SN: Myroxylon pereirae Const: Benzyl


cinnamate
Use: Local protectant,
disinfectant,
antiseptic, antibacterial

3. TOLU BALSAM SN: Myroxylon balsamum Const:


Toluresinotannol
cinnamate
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RESIN ALCOHOLS
Resinol - will not give a tannin reaction
Resinotannols - resin alcohol which reacts with FeCl3 like tannins do
● Use: Flavoring agent
● Example: Benzoin

1. BENZOIN SN: Styrax benzoin primary component in


the preparation of
Compound Benzoin
Tincture
○ Balsam Compound:
Benzoin, Tolu, Storax
○ Non-balsam: Aloe

ALKALOIDS

● physiologically active basic plant constituents; at least


one N-atom (nitrogen) forms a part of a cyclic system
● form ppts with alkaloidal reagents:
○ (CHON (protein)-contaminant→ false (+) result
due to N
● MOST ACTIVE pharmacologically among all
phytochemical constituents

I. PYRIDINE-PIPERIDINE

1. TOBACCO SN: Nicotiana tabacum Const: Nicotine


Use: potent CNS
stimulant; highly
addictive
● Varenicline
(Champix®):
smoking deterrent

2. INDIAN TOBACCO SN: Lobelia inflata Const: Lobeline


CN: Lobelia Use: CNS stimulant -
less addictive

3. ARECA NUT CN: Betel Nut Const: Arecoline


Local Name: Nganga Use: CNS stimulant,
SN: Areca catechu anthelmintic (can cause
esophageal cancer)
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4. WATER HEMLOCK SN: Cicuta macubra Const: Coniine


Aka: poison hemlock Use: sedative
(discontinued=death and
suffocation)

II. TROPANE ALKALOID


most members of the family Solanaceae

1. BELLADONNA SN: Atropa belladonna Const: Atropine, 1°


CN: Deadly nightshade Hyoscyamine
(racemic form)
Use: anticholinergic

2. HYOSCYAMUS CN: Henbane (Hyoscyamus Egyptian Henbane


niger) (Hyoscyamus muticus) -
commercial source of
Atropine, also source of
Scopolamine
(anti-motion sickness)

3. STRAMONIUM SN: Datura stramonium Const: Scopolamine or


CN: Jimson or Jamestown Hyoscine
weed
Local: Talumpunay (Datura
metel)

4. WITHIANA & DUBOISIA other/commercial


sources of Atropine

5. MANDRAGORA CN: European mandrake Const: Mandragorine


SN: Mandragora
officinarum

6. COCA PLANT CN: Huanoco coca Const: Cocaine


(Erythroxylon coca), Use/s: 1st ester local
Truxillo coca (E. truxillense) anesthetic agent, for
terminal cancer patient
Cocaine-drug of abuse suffering from pain;
MOA: inhibit NET potent analgesic,
(Norepinephrine Transporter) Brompton's Cocktail (has
cocaine content)

III. QUINOLINE
● discovered by Caventou
● parent compound: "Cinchonine"
○ Cinchonidine
○ Quinine
○ Quinidine

1. CINCHONA BARK Red cinchona - Cinchona Use/s: Anti-malarial


succirubra ○ Quinine: Black Water
Yellow cinchona - C. Fever (hemolysis)
calisaya (anti-malaria)
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○ Quinidine:
prolongation of QT
interval (anti-arrhythmia)

2. CUPREA BARK SN: Remijia purdieana

IV. ISOQUINOLINE ALKALOIDS

1. IPECAC CN: Rio or Brazilian Const: Emetine (primary


(Cephaelis ipecacuanha) alkaloid), Cephaelin,
Psychotin
Nicaragua or Panama
(C. acuminata) Use: Emesis

2. HYDRASTIS CN: Golden Seal Const: Hydrastine,


SN: Hydrastis canadensis Berberine, Canadine
Use: Astringent

3. SANGUINARIA CN: Blood Root Const: Sanguinarine


SN: Sanguinaria canadensis (acrid emetic)

4. TUBOCURARE CN: Arrow Head Poison Const: Tubocurarine


SN: Strychnos toxifera, S. Use: Skeletal Muscle
castelanei, Relaxant
Chondodendrum spp.

5. OPIUM CN: Poppy plant Const:


SN: Papaver somniferum ○ Morphine: most
OPIUM DERIVATIVES important (unripe seeds
● Dover's Powder - ipecac with opium of opium poppy)
Note: DON’T REACT in ○ Codeine: converted to
● Laudanum - opium tincture
alkaloidal tests. Thus, it has methyl morphine
● Paregoric - camphorated opium its own test (Ferric Chloride ○ Papaverine
tincture Test). ○ Noscapine/Narcotine:
non-narcotic

FERRIC CHLORIDE TEST


● identification test for opium
● positive result: red color
○ due to meconic acid component of opium alkaloid

V. INDOLE ALKALOIDS
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1. CHICHIRIKA CN: Vinca, Periwinkle Const: Vinblastine,


SN: Catharantus roseus Vincristine
○ antineoplastic

2. RAUWOLFIA SN: Rauwolfia serpentina Const: Reserpine


Use: Anti-HTNsive
(depletion of NE stores)
MOA: inhibits PMAT,
stop storing dopamine
and epinephrine

4. PHYSOSTIGMINE CN: Ordeal (brand) or Const: Physostigmine or


Calabar Bean Eserine
SN: P. venenosum Use/s: Antidote for
Atropine toxicity;
Management of
glaucoma and
myasthenia gravis

It is a cholinergic
agonist. An indirect
agonist that inhibits
the
acetylcholinesterase
(inc ACh =
DUMBELSS)

5. ERGOT CN: Spurred Rye Const:


SN: (Fungus) Claviceps ○ Ergotamine: migraine
purpurea ○ Ergonovine: oxytocic
(uterine stimulant)
Ergotism - St. Anthony's Fire ○ Ergotoxin: anti-HTN
(Gangrenous form)
● Gangrene–lysis of
tissues; will blacken

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