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study of composition of plant principle, their extraction, biosynthesis and identification
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PHYTOCHEMISTRY
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HISTORY
- slow progress
- era of pure compounds
- know how to prepare crude drugs (thru incineration)
- has difficulty in differentiating poisonous vs. non-poisonous plants
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19th century
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responsible for contact dermatitis due to poison oak, ivy
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urushiol
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sugar was isolated from sugar cane by using
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alcohol
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who isolated sugar from sugar cane
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Nicholas Lemery
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- disposed aristotle’s theory of 4 elements
- didnt isolate or purify an alkaloid
- used potassium carbonate and alcohol to purify but wasnt able to finish
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Robert Boyle
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isolated sugar from sugar beet
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A.S. Marggraf
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- Father of Modern Phytochemistry
- isolated many organic or plant acids such as citric acid from citrus, malic acid, gallic acid, oxlic acid, tartaric acid, prussic acid
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K.W. Scheele
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malic acid is from
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apple
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oxalic acid is from
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kamias
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tartaric acid is from
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grapes
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- first alkaloid
- all has nitrogen in their structure
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Narcotine
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elucidated the chemical nature of fats (margaric acid) and fixed oils
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Mitchel Eugene Chevreul
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era of structure determination
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middle 20th century
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EXTRACTION PROCEDURE
dried plants
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powdered before extraction
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EXTRACTION PROCEDURE
Fresh plants
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homogenized / macerated w/ alohol
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general solvent
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alcohol (80%)
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solvent for essential & fixed oils
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light petroleum
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solvent for alkaloids, quinones
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ether & chloroform
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solvent for basification (water-immsicible)
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alkaloids
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solvent for aromatic acids & phenols
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acidification
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EXTRACTION
repeated maceration with agitation, percolation or continuous using a hot solvent
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EXTRACTION
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EXTRACTION
utilize unscented fat in the preparation of pomade
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enfleurage
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EXTRACTION
sound waves - can damage hearing
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sonification
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# **EXTRACTION**
part of rotavapor where the **material is placed**
thimble
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# **EXTRACTION**
* also known as **ball mill**
* uses **tumbling** motility
spouted bed extraction
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temperature where the **solid** & **liquid mixes**
supercritical fluid
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# **EXTRACTION**
* extraction of **herbal medicines**, **flavorant**, **cosmetics**
Supercritical fluid extraction
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# **EXTRACTION**
reported that **supercriticial fluid extraction** can be used in **research** and **medicine**
Cagniard de la Tour
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# **EXTRACTION**
suitable for **volatile oil** containing drugs
solid phase microextraction
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# **EXTRACTION**
oppostie of absorption; release
desorption
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the **most difficult** operation in phytochemistry
Separation & isolation
| bcs time consuming
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method of choice in **isolation** and **purification** of **caffeine**
| solid to gas
SUBLIMATION
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used in isolation of **volatile oils**
distillation
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# **DISTILLATION**
* for **volatile** oils
* using mixtures with **varying boiling points**
fractional distillation
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# **DISTILLATION**
useful in isolating volatile oils and **HCN**
steam distillation
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employed in isolation and purification of **alkaloids** (weakest to strongest base)
fractional liberation
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* a method used in **traditional isolations **and **still valuable** for the resolution of often otherwise **intractable mixtures**
* frequently derivatives of the particular components are employed (**picrates** of **alkaloids**, **osazones** of **sugars**)
fractional crystallization
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substance **to be separated** during chromatography
analyte
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visual output
chromatogram
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**mobile phase leaving the column** (solvent); **solution obtained**
eluate
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solvent that **carry the analyte**
eluent
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process of **desorption**
elution
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moves in **definite** direction
mobile phase
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**fixed place** for the chromatographic procedure
stationary phase
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reagent used for visualization
ninhydrin
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# **CHROMATOGRAPHY**
* one of the **oldest** and **most useful**
* utilizes a **mobile liquid** or **gaseous phase** that is **adsobed onto the surface** of a **stationary phase**
* ex: light petroleum extract of green leaves
Adsorption chormatography
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* **Martin** & **Synge** (1941): **acetylated amino acids**
* **Evans** & **Partridge** (1948): **alkaloids**
* **replaced** by **HPLC**
* **inexpensive**, **easy** to **set-up** & **operate**
Partition chromatography / Paper chromatography
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# **CHROMATOGRAPHY**
method of choice for **fractionation**
partition chromatography on paper
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# **CHROMATOGRAPHY**
* **highly improved form** of column chromatography
* **expensive**
* use **narrow columns**
* temperature of **200C** and use of **high pressure**
* employ **small pre-column** containing a **cartridge**
HPLC / High-speed LC
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# **CHROMATOGRAPHY**
* both **qualitative** and **quantitative analysis** and **purification** of **low to moderate molecular weight**, **thermolabile molecules**
* it can also be used for the **separation** of **chiral compounds**
Supercriticial fluid chromatog
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# **CHROMATOGRAPHY**
* uses **Craig apparatus**
* consists of a **series of glass tubes** that are designed and arranged such that the **lighter** liquid phase is **transferred** from **one tube to the next**
* liquid-liquid extractions are taking place **simultaneously** in all tubes which are driven **electromechanically**
COUNTER-CURRENT EXTRACTION
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apparatus used in **counter-current extraction**
Craig apparatus
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perfromed on a **sheet of glass**, **plastic**, or **aluminum foil**, which is **coated** with a **thin layer of adsorbent** material, usually **silica gel**, **aluminum oxide**, or **cellulose** (blotter paper)
thin layer chromatog
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* common type of chromatog used in **analytic chemistry** for separating and analyzing compounds that can be **vaporized without decomposition**
* stationary phase: liquid
gas-liquid chromatography
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* **capillary bore columns** are used rather than the standard columns
* **speed of analysis** is **much greater** compared to GC
cAPILLARY-COLUMN GAS CHROMATOG
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* **lacks** an **attractive interaction** between the **staionary** phase and **solute**
* the **liquid** or **gaseous** phase passes through a **porous gel** which **separates** the **molecules** according to its **molecular size**
gel filtration chromatog
gel permeation chromatog
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* is a **chemical separation technique** used to resolve and separate mostly **large biomolecules** such as **proteins**
* it is a combination of **size exclusion chromatog** andd **gel electrophoresis**
* molecules are separated by size due to the gel filtration mechanism and by electrophoretic mobility due to the gel electrophoresis mechanism
electrochromatography
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the **most selective type** of chromatography
affinity chromatography
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the **penultimate stage** in **biogenetic study** is the ____ involved in the pathways under consideration and the in vitro demonstration of their properties
isolation of enzymes
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* a process of **fusing plant material** from **two different plants**
* important in **determining** the **site** of **primary** and **secondary metabolite production**
graft
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# **MUTANT STRAINS**
utilizes "**brewer's soluble**" → mevalonic acid
*Lactobacillus acidophilus*
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# **MUTANT STRAINS**
induced mutant of **ergot auxotrophic**
UV
PCOG LEC
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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M1L1137
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M1L1 PLANTS30
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M323
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M455
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ICBN53
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SCIENTIFIC NAMES1
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BIOGENESIS118
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PHYTOCHEMISTRY63
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HYDROCARBONS113
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SCIENTIFIC NAMES41
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HC PLANTS42
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LIPIDS39
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LIPIDS PLANTS83
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LIPIDS52
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LIPIDS PLANTS71
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CARBOHYDRATES120
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CARBS | PLANTS | SN29
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CARBS | PLANTS | FAMILY NAME31
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CARBS | PLANTS | USE25
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CARBS | PLANTS | CONSTITUENTS17
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TANNINS66
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CARBS120
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CARBS | SN29
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CARBS | USE25
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ALKALOIDS | SN36
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ALKALOIDS | PLANT USE35
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ALKALOIDS | PLANT CONSTITUENTS34
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ALKALOIDS158
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ALAKLOIDS | CLASSES11
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ALKALOIDS | PLANT CLASSIFICATION13
