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ALKALOIDS Flashcards

1
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Are extremely difficult to define for they do not represent a homogenous group of
compounds either from the chemical,
biochemical or physiologic point of view.

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ALKALOIDS

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Naturally occurring chemical compounds
containing basic nitrogen atoms.

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ALKALOIDS

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3
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Commonly applied to basic nitrogenous
compounds of plant origin that is
physiologically active.

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ALKALOIDS

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4
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Usually classified according to the nature of the basic chemical structures from which they are derived.

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ALKALOIDS

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5
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All do occur in plants which have been the
rich sources.

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ALKALOIDS

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6
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Some are found in animals and practically all have been reproduced by chemical synthesis.

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ALKALOIDS

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7
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Examples of Alkaloids:

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BACTERIA
FUNGI
FROGS
INSECTS

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8
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Usually a bitter taste.

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ALKALOIDS

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9
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By agreement, chemical rules designate
that the name of alkaloids should end in
INE.

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ALKALOIDS

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10
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By agreement, chemical rules designate
that the name of alkaloids should end in
____.

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INE

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11
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The term Alkaloid (______) is commonly
used to designate basic heterocyclic
nitrogenous compounds of plant origin that are physiologically active.

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ALKALI-LIKE

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12
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Some alkaloids are not basic.

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BASICITY

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13
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Examples or Basicity:

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COLCHICINE, PIPERINE, QUATERNARY ALKALOIDS

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14
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The nitrogen in some alkaloids is
not a heterocyclic ring.

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NITROGEN

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Examples of Nitrogen:

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COLCHICINE, EPHEDRINE, MESCALINE

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16
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Derived from amino acids and have nitrogen in a heterocyclic ring. – Atropine

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TRUE/TYPICAL ALKALOIDS

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17
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Derived from amino acids and do not have nitrogen in a heterocyclic ring.
– Ephedrine

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PROTO-ALKALOIDS

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18
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Not derived from amino acids but have nitrogen in a heterocyclic ring. - Caffeine

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PSEUDO-ALKALOIDS

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19
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Non-alkaloids that gives false positive reaction with alkaloidal reagents.

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FALSE ALKALOIDS

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20
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Types of Alkaloids:

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TRUE/TYPICAL ALCALOIDS
PROT-ALKALOIDS
PSEUDO-ALKALOIDS
FALSE ALKALOIDS

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21
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Example of true/typical alcaloid

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ATROPINE

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22
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Example or Proto-Alkaloids

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EPHEDRINE

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23
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Example of Pseudo-Alkaloids

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CAFFEINE

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24
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Are cyclic organic compounds
containing nitrogen in negative state of
oxidation with limited distribution
among living organisms.

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ALKALOIDS

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25
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Occurrence of Alkaloids:

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• RARE IN LOWER PLANTS
• DICOTS ARE MORE RICH IN ALKALOIDS THAN MONOCOTS
• MONOCOT PLANTS WITH ALKALOIDS
• FAMILIES FREE FROM ALKALOIDS

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26
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Monocot plants with Alkaloids:

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AMARYLLIDACEAE
LILIACEAE

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27
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Families free from Alkaloids:

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ROSACEAE
LABIATAE

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28
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Families rich in Alkaloids:

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• APOCYNACEAE
• SOLANACEAE
• PAPAVERACEAE
• RUBIACEAE
• RANUNCULACEAE
• BERBERIDACEAE

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29
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Poisonous agent protecting the plant against insects and hervibores due to its bitterness and toxicity.

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ALKALOIDS

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30
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End product of detoxification reaction
representing a metabolic locking-up of
compounds otherwise harmful to the plants– waste products.

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ALKALOIDS

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31
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As regulatory growth factor in certain
metabolic systems.

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ALKALOIDS

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32
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Reserved the substance capable of supplying nitrogen or other necessary elements to the plant’s economy– Sources of nitrogen in case of nitrogen deficiency.

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ALKALOIDS

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33
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Utilized as source of energy in case of
deficiency in carbon dioxide assimilation.

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ALKALOIDS

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34
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Plant part used in Datura

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ALL PARTS

35
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Plant part used in Tobacco

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LEAVES

36
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Plant part used in Cinchona

A

BARKS

37
Q

Plant part used in Belladonna, Aconite

A

ROOTS

38
Q

Plant part used in Black Pepper

A

FRUITS

39
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Plant part used in Areca, Nux Vomica, Physostigma

A

SEEDS

40
Q

Plant part used in Ipecac, Hydrastis

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RHIZOMES AND ROOTS

41
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Plant part used in Opium

A

LATEX

42
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Plant part used in Ergot

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FUNGI

43
Q

From the Generic Name of the plant
yielding them:

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ATROPINE - ATROPA
HYDRASTINE - HYDRASTIS

44
Q

From the Specific Name of the plant
yielding them:

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COCAINE - COCA
BELLADONINE - BELLADONNA

45
Q

Atropa

A

ATROPINE

46
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HYDRASTIS

A

HYDRASTINE

47
Q

COCA

A

COCAINE

48
Q

Belladonna

A

BELLADONINE

49
Q

From the Common Name of the plant
yielding them.

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ERGOTAMINE - ERGOT

50
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Ergot

A

ERGOTAMINE

51
Q

From their Physiologic Activity

A

EMETINE
MORPHINE

52
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Occasionally, from the Discoverer

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PELLETIERINE - PELLETIER

53
Q

Pelletier

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PELLETIERINE

54
Q

Sometimes, a prefix or suffix is added to
the name of a principal alkaloid to
designate another alkaloid from the
same source.
▪ Quinine
▪ Quinidine
▪ Hydroquinidine

A
55
Q

Forms of Alkaloids:

A

• FREE BASES
• SALTS WITH ORGANIC ACIDS
• SALTS WITH INORGANIC ACIDS
• SALTS WITH SPECIAL ACIDS
• GLYCOSIDAL FORM

56
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Examples of Salt with Organic Acids

A

OXALIC ACID, ACETIC ACID

57
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Examples of Salts with Inorganic Acid:

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HYDROCHLORIC ACID, SULFURIC ACID

58
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Examples of Salts with Special Acids:

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MECONIC ACID - OPIUM
QUINIC ACID - CINCHONA

59
Q

Examples of Glycosidal Form

A

SOLANINE - SOLANUM

60
Q

Insoluble or sparingly soluble in water.

A

ALKALOIDS

61
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freely soluble in water.

A

SALTS WITH ACIDS

62
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soluble in alcohol, ether, chloroform or other relatively nonpolar, immiscible solvents.

A

FREE ALKALOIDS

63
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( However, alkaloidal salts are insoluble. )

A
64
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( Most are crystalline solids– often a useful
means of microscopic identification. )

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65
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Few are amorphous

A

ALKALOIDS

66
Q

( Form double-salts with compounds of
Mercury (Hg), Gold (Au), Platinum (Pt),
and other heavy metals. )

A
67
Q

The _______ are usually obtained as
precipitates and many of them are
microcrystallographically
characteristics.

A

DOUBLE SALTS

68
Q

Few are Amorphous solids

A

EMETINE

69
Q

Some of the alkaloids are liquids that are either:

A

VOLATILE - NICOTINE and CONIINE
NON-VOLATILE - PILOCARPINE AND AND HYOSCINE

70
Q

End product of detoxification reaction
representing a metabolic locking-up of
compounds otherwise harmful to the plants

A

WASTE PRODUCT

71
Q

Non-volatile

A

PILOCARPINE and HYOSCINE

72
Q

Color of Colchicine and Berberine

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YELLOW

73
Q

Color of Canadine

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ORANGE

74
Q

Color of Salts of Sanguinarine

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Copper Red

75
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Examples of Yellow Color

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COLCHICINE and BERBERINE

76
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Examples of Orange Color:

A

CANADINE

77
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Examples of Copper Red:

A

SALTS OF SANGUINARINE

78
Q

❑Both alkaloidal bases and their salts are
soluble in alcohol.
❑Generally, the bases are soluble in organic solvents and insoluble in water

A

SOLUBILITY

79
Q

BASES INSOLUBLE IN ORGANIC SOLVENTS

A

• MORPHINE IN ETHER
• THEOBROMINE IN BENZENE
• THEOPHYLLINE IN BENZENE

80
Q

BASES SOLUBLE IN WATER

A

• CAFFEINE
• CODEINE
• COLCHICINE
• EPHEDRINE
• PILOCARPINE
• QUATERNARY AMMONIUM BASES

81
Q

are usually soluble in water and
insoluble or sparingly soluble in organic
solvents.

A

SALTS

82
Q

Exception of the Physical Properties of Alkaloids

A

• SALTS INSOLUBLE IN WATER
• SALTS SOLUBLE IN IN ORGANIC SOLVENTS

83
Q

Salts insoluble in water

A

QUININE MONOSULPHATE

84
Q

Salts soluble in organic solvents

A

LOBELINE AND APOATROPINE HCL-CHLOROFORM

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