Pcog Lipids Pt2 Flashcards
Brassica campestris
B.juncea
B.napus
Fam. Brassicaceae
Rapeseed oil
Rapeseed oil is obtained from these varieties is termed
Canola oil
Canola oil is an acronym for
Canada oil low acid oil
Rapeseed oil uses
Refined- blan taste resist clouding used as salad
Shortening,margarine,frying oil
Glycine soja
Fam- fabaceae
Soybean
Soybean seed contains
35% carbohydrates
50% proteins
20 fixed oil
Urease
Nickel containing enzyme
Urea+co2
Urease
Use of soybean
Used medicinally as food for diabetes and a general food for humans and livestock
A drying oil with an iodine value between 120-141 not useful for cooking
Soybean oil
Soybean oil ingredient in parenterals and source of
Lecithin
Lipid fraction of soybeans yield
Stigmasterol
Soybean oil is uded in the manufacture of
Varnishes, insulators and other
Fatty acid content of soybean oil
Linoleic acid 50%
Oleic acid 30
Linolenic acid 7
Palmitic acid and stearic acid-14%
The residue after pressing the oil
Used as a livestock food
5% of the ash consist largely of potassium and phosphorus
Soybean cake
The flour sifted from the glycine sojo deprived of fat
Used for the detection of urea nitrogen in blood serum by the enzymatic action of the urease in the soybean meal
Soybean meal
From gossypium hirsutum
Fam malvaceae
Used as solvent for a number of injections
Cottonseed oil
A considerable quantity is hydrogenated and used to make substitutes for lard
Large amount in manuf of soaps
Cottonseed oil
Fatty acids present in cottonseed oil
Linoleic acid 45
Oleic 30
Palmitic 20
Myristic 3
Stearic 1
Arachidic 1
Contains about 0.6% of a toxic principle, Gossypol which occurs in secretory cavities in all parts of the plant.
Present in cold-pressed oil can be removed by treatment with alkalis
Cottonseed cake
Sesamum indicum
Pedaliaceae
Sesamum seed or sesame seed
Sesame seeds contain
45-55% of fixed oil
22% of protein
4% mucilage
Used as poppy seeds on breads and rolls
Sesame seeds
Sesame oil is also refferd as
Teel oil or benne oil
Characteristics of teel oil or benne oil
Pale yellow,oily liquid,almost odorless and bland taste
The stability of teel oil is due to
The phenolic constituent sesamol produced by hydrolysis of sesamolin, a lignan present in the unsaponifiable fraction of the oil
fatty acid present in sesame oil
Oleic acid 43
Linoleic acid 43
Palmitic 9
Stearic 4
Uses of sesame oil
Solvent for intramuscular injection
Nutritive,laxative demulcent and emollient
Sesamolin
Contained in the unsaponifiable fraction of the oil an effective synergist for pyrethrum (crysanthemum) insecticides
Prunus amygdalus
Rosaceae
Sweet almond, bitter almond
Are expressed for their fixed oil 45 to 50%
Bitter and sweet almonds
Fatty acids present in almond oil
Oleic 77
Linoleic 17
Palmitic 5
Myristic 1
Uses of almond oil
Emollient
Ingredient in cosmetics
Prunus armeniaca
Rosaceae
Apricot kernel (oil)
Prunus persica
Rosaceae
Peach kernel oil
Preparation of persic oil
Same manner as expressed almond oil
Characteristics of persic oil
Closely resembles those of expressed almond oil
uses of persic oil
Vehicle and a pharmaceutics necessity
Refined oil obtained from the embryo of
Zea mays
Poaceae
Corn oil
Often called GERMS
Oil rich embryo
Process of GERMS
Separated by floatation durping prep of corn starch
Characteristics of corn oil
Clear light yellow oils
Faint odor annd taste
Fatty acid present corn
Linoleic 50
Oleic 37
Palmitic 10
Stearic 3
Uses of corn oil
Solvent for injection
Solvent for irradiated ergosterol
Edible used in salads
67% emulsion as high calorie dietary supplement
Shortening for baking
Fatty acids present in corn oil
Linoleic acid 50%
Oleic 37
Palmitic acid10
Stearic acid3
Carthamus tinctorius
Asteraceae
Safflower oil
Fatty acids in safflower oil
Linoleic 75
Oleic 18
Saturated FA 6
Use of safflower oil
Dietary supplement
Helianthus annuus
Asteraceae
Sunflower oil
Alt to corn and safflower oil for culinary purposes
Sunflower oil
Fatty acids in sunflower oil
Linoleic 66
Oleic 23
Also called flaxseed oil
Linseed oil
Linum ustitatissimum
Linseed oil
Has distinct odor and disagreeable taste
Drying oil
Linseed oil
FAs present in linseed oil
Linolenic 52
Linoleic 15
Oleic 19
Stearic 7
Palmitic 6
From the fresh livers of Gadus morhua
Fam Gadidae
Cod liver oil
Thin oily liquid distinct slightly fishy not rancid odor fishy taste
Cod liver oil
Uses of cod liver oil
Vitamin a and d
Topical emollient
Is an iodine addtion product of the ethyl ester of the fatty acids of poppy seed oil
Ethiodized oil
It is radiopaque and is used as diagonstic aid hysterosalpinography and lymphography
Ethiodized oil
Papaver somnifirum
Ethiodized oil
Theobroma cacao
Sterculiaceae
Seeds
Cacao beans
The shell of cacao seed is used as a
Xanthine derivative (theobromine cns depressant)
Theophiline asthma drug
From the roaster cured kernels of the ripe seed of theobroma cacao
Cocoa
Uses of cacao
Cosmetic ointments
Coating pills
Suppositories
Diuretic
Making cocoa syrup
Popilar beverage
The sharp melting point and brittleness and non greasiness is due to its glyceride structure
Oleopalmtostearin
Refined bleached hydrogenated and deodorized veg stearins mainly of the trygly of stearic and palmitic acids
Hydrogenated vegetable oil
A fine white powder at room temp melts at 61 to 66 pale yellow oily liquid
As tablet lubricants
Hydrogenated vegetable oil
Ovies aries
Bovidae
Sheep/lanolin
Contains 25 to 30% water commonly called
Hydrous wool fat
Characteristics of lanolin
Yellowish white, slight characteristic odor
Chief constituents of lanolin
Cholesterol
Isocholesterol
Esters
Lanopalmitic
Lanoceric
Carnaubic
Oleic
Myristic
Uses of lanolin
Cosmetics
Rust proof coating lubricants
Raw mat in cholecalciferol
Not more than .25% water and it has been purified and bleached commonly called as wool fat
Anhydrous lanolin
Uses of anhydrous lanolin
Water absorbable ointment base
Are usually obtained by hydrolysis of fats and oils
Fatty acids
Hard white or faintly yellow solids or powder insoluble in water
Used as emulsion adjunt and tablet lubricant
Stearic acid
Salt form of stearic acid
Calcium stearate
Magnesium stearate
Use if zinc stearate
Dusting powder
Mixture consisting of isopropyl alcohol and sat high mw fatty acids
In topical ointmentr creams
Acvantages- freedom from oxidation rancidity and a less oleaginous
Isopropyl myristate and isopropyl palmitate
From edible fats fixed oils
Stearic acids
Pale yellow oily
Insoluble water miscible alcohol
Oxidation
Emulsion adjunct
Oleic acid
Salt form oleic acid
Pharmaceutical vehicle
Less viscous rapidly absorbed by body tissue
Ethyl oleate
Polyunsat octadecenic acids
Essential for human vitamin f
Dietary supplement
Linoleic and linolenic
Pyrolysis of ricinoleic acid from castor oil
Antifungal
Athletes foot ring worm
10-undecenoic acid
Used in powder for diaper rash and similar skin irritation
Ca undecylenate
Salt of cod liver oil
Sterile soln
Sclerosing agent varicose veins
Sodium morrhuate
Mutton suet sebo de macho
Fat from abdominal part ovis aries
Ointment base
Suet NF 1950
Hogs lard manteca grasa
Abdomen of hog sus scrofa suidae
Ointment and cerates emollient
Lard NF X 1955
Condensation of high MW straight chain acids
Waxes
Found in connection with the outer cells
Walls of epidermal tissue
In fruits and leaves
Waxes
Protection against the penetration or loss of water
Insects also secrete it for various purposes
Waxes
vegetable waxes
Carnauba wax
Bayberry wax
Insect waxes
Lac wax
Bees wax
Waxy substance from head of sperm whale physeter macrocephalus
Physeteridae
Spermaceti
Formerly recognized as quality emollient and desirable in cold creams and cosmetics
Spermaceti
A mixture of esters of sat fatty alcohols
Cetyl esters wax/synthetic spermaceti
Mixture of solid alcohols
Cetyl alcohol
1-hexadecanol
Emulsifying aid and a stiffening agent
Cetyl alcohol
Alt to cetyl alcohol as in cetosteryl alcohol
Stearyl alcohol
From simmondsia chinensis
Simmondsiaceae
Jojoba oil
45-55 of an ester mixture not trygly liquid at ambient temp
Jojoba oil
Uses of jojoba oil
Emollient
Pharmaceutic necessity
Wax from honeycomb apis melifera apidae
Beeswax
Secreted on the ventral surface of the last 4 segments of the abdomen of the worker bees
Beeswax
Characteristics of beeswax
Solid yellow to grayish
Agreeable honey odor faint taste
Cold brittle and a dull granular non crystalline
Uses of beeswax
Stiffening agent
Used in yellow ointment
Base for cerates and plasters
Contained in a number of polishes
Bleached purified wax from honeycomb of the bee
A.melifera
Apidae
White wax/ bleached beeswax
Rapid, reliable and expensive method to detect adulterants of natural beeswx
Saponification cloud test
uses of white wax
Ointments and cold creams
From copernicia prunifera
Palm in north brazil to argentina
Carnauba wax
Used in manuf of candles wax varnishes leather and furniture polishes
Carnauba wax
Are c20 lipid metabolites formed in the body from essential unsaturated in the diet
Occur in all mammalian tissues present in low concentrations
Prostaglandins
Dinoprost
Uterine stimulant
Terminate second trimester of pregnancy
PGF2a
15 methyl analog of pgf 2a
Terminating 2nd trimester of pregnancy
IM injection
Carboprost
Termination of second trimester of pregnancy
Vaginal suppository
Vomiting, nausea headache and chills
Dinoprostone pgf2