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What are anthraquinones glycosides?
seen in coffee weed

causes skeletal and cardiac degeneration
urine may be coffee color due to myoglobinnuria which may cause kidney damage

purgative
What are calcinogenic glycosides?
vitamin D analog

day blooming jessamine

causes hypercalcemia
causes calcification of the elastic tissue of the arteries, tendons and ligaments as well as generalized increased density of the bones causing lameness
What is carboxyatractyloside (sulfated glycoside)?
cocklebur

hepatotoxic
causes excessive salivation
may be renal damage and hypoglycemia
What are the cardiac glycosides?
oleander (in your yard)
foxglove
periwinkle
milkweed
lily of the valley

cardiotoxic by inhibiting Na/K ATPase
GI irritation
What are coumarin glycosides?
sweet clover

forms dicoumarol in spoiled plants
hemorrhage due to antagonism of vitamin K by inhibiting reduction resulting in deficiency in coagulation factors 2,7,9,10
What are the cyanogenic glycosides?
release HCN on hydrolysis in damaged plants
HCN is metabolied in the liver to thiocyanates
-wild cherries
-johnsongrass
-elderberry

causes inhibition of cytochrome oxidase and inhibition of cellular respiration
vasoconstriction
inhibition of glycolysis
inhibition of the citric acid cycle
irritation of the mm
neuronal degenration
What is cycasin?
sago palm
japanese cycad - 3 toxins (GI irritation, liver damage, mutagenic and carcinogenic)
cardboard palm
coontie

causes GI irritaion and liver damage mutagenic and carcinogenic
What is glucosinolate?
rape seed
kale
broccoli
cabbage
brussel sprouts
turnip
soybean
flax

antithyroid
What is nitropropanol glycoside?
milkvetch
violets
lotus
indigo

inhibits enzymes of krebs sycle and cellular oxidative phosphorylation

see resp and neuro signs in cattle and sheep
What are phytoestrogens?
white clover
alfalfa

bind to estrogen receptors causing infertility in females and males

see infertility and decreased libido
What is protoanemonin?
in the buttercup family
-anemone, ranunculus, clematis, helleborus

causes severe irritation of the GI mucosa and dermititis
What is Ptaquiloside?
bracjen fern

causes death of the precursor cells in the bone marrow causing aplastic anemia in sheep and cattle
What are steroidal saponins?
Agace
nolina
panicum

causes liver damage and in ability to eliminate phylloerythrin a metabolite of chlorophyll which acts as a phtodynamic substance
hepatogenic photosensitization

signs of photosensitzation and liver damage