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Drug definition (FDA)
A substance used in the treatment, prevention, or diagnosis of a disease or as a component of medicine
Drug definition (General)
any substance, synthetic or non-synthetic, that is synthesised generally outside the organism used to cause an alteration in bodily function or effect
Pharmacology
Study of drugs including origin, nature, and effects and mechanisms
Active ingredient
substance in drug that is pharmacologically active
Receptors
Cause effects when drug interacts with them celluarily
Pharmacodynamics
action of a drug on the body through receptor interactions
Pharmacokinetics
action of the body on a drug involving drug's distribution, absorption and elimination
Solanaceae
hallucinogenic, toxic, medicinal uses during middle ages
willow
active ingredient- salicin, de materia medicia
Socrates
killed by poison hemlock, active compiound= alkaloid caled coniine
Carl Linneaus
Binomial nomenclature 1753
Paracelus
1493 – 1541, German-Swiss physician,
botanist, scientist
Blind experiment
some of the people involved are prevented from knowing certain information that might lead to conscious or subconscious bias on their part, thus invalidating the results
Plant derived cannabinoid
tetrahydrocannabinol
Endogenous cannabinoids
2-AG (2- Arachidonoglycerol)
AEA (Anandamide)
William Randolph Hearst
launched campaign in 1930s to ban cannabis
owned newspaper, many timber companies, saw hemp as competition, banned cannabis 1937
Coffee phenolic compounds
eugenol, chicoric acid, caffeic acid, caffeol (terpene) responsible for aroma
Caffeine structure
1,3,7 trimethylxanthine
xanthine product purine degredation
Purinergic compounds
Coffea arabica, Theobroma cacao, Cola nitida
Cholinergic compounds
Nicotiana tabacum: nicotine, Areca cathechu: arecoline
Caffeine function
Blocks adenosine receptors (antagonsit), prevents inhibitory effect, adrenaline excites CNS
Nicotine alkaloid class
pyrrolidine