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Ephedrine/Ma huang

ALKALOIDAL AMINE


Ephedra sinica

Green hellebore

STEROIDAL ALKALOID


Veratum viride

Pilocarpine

IMIDAZOLE ALKALOID


Pilocarpus jaborandi

DOC for K. pneumoiae

Carbapenem

DOC for Shigellosis

Ciprofloxacin

Gold standard for Salmenolosis

Bone Marrow Culture

Serologic test for typhoid fever that is obsolete

Widal Test

Newer test for Salmenolosis

Typhidot®️

Most common cause of otitis media

S. pneumoniae

Test for unsaturated lactone

Kedde’s Test


(+) blue violet color

Test for Sesame oil

Bauduin Test (+) pink color with fuming HCl

Test for cottonseed oil

Halphen Test/ Bevan Test

Thebaine

Papaver bactreatum

Morphine

Papaver somniferum

Rafflesia

Rafflesia arnoldi

Grapes

Vitis vinifera

Slenda

Resveratrol

Father of Pharmacognosy

Pedianos Dioscorides

Father of Pharmaceutical Compounding

Claudius galen

Carries water

Xylem

Carries food

Phloem

Young leaves of cannabis

Cannabidiol

Mature leaves of cannabis

Trans-delta9-tetrahydrocannabinol

Menstruum used in fats

Hexane

Menstruum used in resins

Alcohol

Balete

Ficus balete

Menstruum used in chlorophyll

Acetone

Menstruum used in solanine

Acetic acid

Menstruum used in chrysarobin

Hot benzene

Macerate solids for a period of time; either in hot or cold water

Infusion

Adulterant of Lemon Oil

Turpentine oil

Adulternt if Virgin Olive Oil

Tea tree oil

Corn

Zea mays

Rice

Oryza sativa

Potato

Solanum tuberosum

Wheat

Triticum aestivum

Bignay

Antidesma bunius

Cassava

Mannihot esculenta

Blue dandelion or Chicory

Chicorium intybus ( source of Inulin)

Dandelion

Taraxacum officianale

Lactic acid

a-hydroxypropionic acid

Gums are precipitated by:

Alcohol


Lead acetate

Most acid resistant hydrocolloid

Tragacanth

Ca, Mg, K salts of Arabic Acid

Arabin

Stable at 60% alcohol

Acacia

More viscous than acacia in cold H2O


Substitute for acacia

Ghatti/Indian Gum

Forms discontinuous mucilage when mixed in water


One of the least solube plant gums

Karaya/ Sterculia Gum

Balayong/Palawan cherry blossom

Cassia nodosa

Danish Agar

Furcellarian fastigiata


same with k-carageenan


Gelling agent

Agar (Red Algae)/ Japanese Isinglass

Gellidium cartilagenium


Gracilla conforvoides


Agarose (⬇️ sulfate)


Agaropectin (⬆️sulfate)

Algin/Sodium alginate

Macrocystic pyrifera


From Brown Seaweeds


Const: Alginic Acid and Mannuronic acid


Gastric protectant (Gaviscon®️)


Suspending agent

Carageenan/Chrondus/Irish moss

Chrondus crispus


Gigartina mamillosa


Kappa, iota (gelling agent, stable)


Lambda(non-gelling,thickener)


Toothpaste

Cydonia/Quince Seed

Cydonia vulgaris


Thixotropic hydrocolloid (Gel-Sol)

Plantago/Psyllium

Plantago psyllium/ indica (Spanish/French)


Plantago ovate (Indian/Blonde)


Bulk laxative (Metamucil®️, C-lium®️) - husk

St. John’s Bread/Locust Bean/ Carob pulp

Ceratonia siliqua


Galactomannan


Use: thickener, chocolate substitute, stabilizer

Guar gum

Cyamopsis tetragonolobus


Guaran(Galactomannan)


Bulk laxative, thickener, disintegrant

Xanthan Gum

Only microbial gum


Xanthamonas campestris


Pseudoplastic flow


Toothpaste & ointment


Hold/retain shape, spread easily

From dilute acid hydrolysis (H2SO4)


Precipitated from solution of excess alcohol


More stable in cold acid solution

Pectin

Apical growth, opposite of sunlight

Auxin

Glycoside aka

Sugar-ether

Pigment of flowers which is of glycosidic character

Anthocyanins

Frangula/Buckthorn Bark

ANTHRAQUINONE GLYCOSIDE


Rhamnus frangula


Cons: Frangulin

Rhubarb

Chinese/Medicinal: Rheum officianale


Indian: Rheum emodi, R.webbianum


from: dried root/rhizome


Cons: Rhein Anthrone (drastic cathartic)

Aloe

Curacao: Aloe barbadensis


Cape: Aloe ferox + Aloe spicata


Cons: Aloe-emodin (O-glycoside), barbaloin (Aloin A), isobarbaloin (Aloin B), Aloin (C-glycoside)


Pharmaceutical aid in compounding benzoin tincture


Management of burn woods

Cascara sagrada/ Sacred bark

Rhamnus purshianus


Cascaroides A,B- optical isomer of Barbaloin


C, D- optical isomer of Chrysaloin


Lane’s pills: Casanthrol (purified anthranol extract)


Cured with MgO x 1 yr (special technique of curing)


Discovered by: Fredrick Pursh

Chrysarobin

Andira araroba (Goa powder)


Bark


Not cathartic


Very irritating


Use: Keratolytic agent

Internode growth of the stem

Globenlins

Inhibit plant hormone (auxin and globenlins)

Cytokinins

Responsible for Ripening

Ethylene oxide

Dormancy

Absisic acid

First octulose

D-glycerol-D-mannoctulose

Repigmentation of vitiligo

Psoralens

Found in Uva ursi

Arbutin (Hydroquinone + sugar)