pharmacognosy lecture # 2 (anthraquinone glycosides) [by, sir tanveer khan]

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Anthraquinone Glycosides Most of agents are used as laxatives and purgatives . Cochineal is a dye . Mechanism : The glycosides are absorbed from the small intestine and re-excreted in the large intestine where they increase the motility so produce laxation . Aglycons produce griping effect so it is recommended to prescribe antispasmodic with them .

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Study of Anthraquinone Glycosides according to Pharmacognosy. Lecture delivered by Muhammad Tanveer Khan to Batch:01093 (F09) in The University of Lahore, Pakistan.

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Page 1: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

Anthraquinone Glycosides

Most of agents are used as laxatives and purgatives.

Cochineal is a dye.

Mechanism:The glycosides are absorbed from the small intestine and re-excreted in the large intestine where they increase the motility so produce laxation.

Aglycons produce griping effect so it is recommended to prescribe antispasmodic with them.

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Chemistry:Chemically these are

related to anthracene.

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a) Aloe

Botanical origin:Aloe barbadensis

Aloe ferox

Aloe perryi

Aloe vera

Family:Asphodelaceae

Part used:Dried juice of leaves

Page 4: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

Collection:Leaves are cut from 9-12 years old plant and placed in v-shaped trough which in turn is placed on incline so that juice can be collected in receiver. It is allowed to evaporate, finally thickened juice is placed in metal box for drying.

Chemistry:Barbaloin is active ingredient.

Upon hydrolysis, it yields;Aloe emodin

Uses:Laxatives and purgatives

Emollient

Ingredient of benzoin tincture

Page 5: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

b) CascaraBotanical Origin:

Cascara sagradaRhamnus purshiana

Family:Rhamnaceae

Part used:Dried bark

Collection:Bark is collected from April to August when it can be readily separated from wood. It is dried in shade.

Page 6: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

Chemistry :

Cascarosides

Cascarosides A and B (related to Barbaloin)

Cascarosides C and D (related to chrysaloin)

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Page 8: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

c) RhubarbBotanical Origin:

Rheum officinaleRheum emodi

Family:Polygonaceae

Part used:Dried rhizome and root

Collection:Rhizome and roots are collected from 6-10 years old plant in spring or autumn. These are dried either in sunlight or by artificial heat.

Page 9: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

Chemistry: Active constituent is Rhein anthrone.

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d) Senna

Botanical Origin:Cassia angustifolia

Cassia acutifolia

Family:Febaceae

Part used:Dried leaflets

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Chemistry:It contains;

Sennoside A and B

Sennoside C and D

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e) Cochineal

Zoological Origin: Dactylopius coccus

Family: Dactylopidus

Part used: Dried female insects

containing eggs and larvae

Collection: Insects are collected and

killed by steam or hot water. These are dried in oven.

Page 13: Pharmacognosy Lecture # 2 (Anthraquinone Glycosides) [By, Sir Tanveer Khan]

Chemistry: Active constituent is Carminic acid.

In addition it also contains;

10% wax

2% wax

Uses: As a dye in;

Fabrics

Cosmetics

Food

Paints

Colouring agent for pills etc.