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named from: the generic name of the plant yielding them the specific name of the plant yielding them the common name of the drug yielding them their physiologic activity the discoverer possible functions: 1. poisonous agents protecting the plant against insects and herbivores 2. end products of detoxification reactions representing a metabolic locking up of compounds otherwise harmful to the plant 3. regulatory growth factors 4. reserve substances capable of supplying nitrogen or other elements necessary to the plants economy.
uses: -reversible inhibitor of cholinesterase -enhances effects of achetylcholine -used in open-angle glaucoma,decreases intraocular pressure physostigmine salicylate or eserpine salicylate -it is a white powdered that also acquires a red tint when exposed to the conditions described under physostigmine. -cholinergic (ophthalmic) -iv antidote for poisoning caused by anticholinergic physostigmine sulfate -cholinergic -applied topically to conjunctiva -white microcrystalline powder is deliquescent in moist air and acquires the red tint previously described.
pilocarpine the lactone of pilocarpic acid, an acid with a glyoxaline nucleus oily, syrupy liquid, though its salts crystallize easily may be obtained by treating the powdered leaves with sodium carbonate extracting with benzene shaking the benzene extract with dilute hydrochloric or nitric acid aqueous solution is made alkaline and shaken with chloroform the chloroform is shaken with acid the alkaloidal salt is allowed to crystallize.
pilocarpine moa: it directly stimulates the muscarinic receptors in the eye, causing constriction of the pupil and contraction of the ciliary muscle. in narrow-angle glaucoma miosis opens the anterior chamber angle to improve the outflow of aqueous humor. in chronic open-angle glaucoma the increase in outflow is independent of the miotic effect. contraction of the ciliary muscle enhances the outflow of aqeous humor via indirect effects on the trabecular system.
uses: ophthalmic drugs for treatment of galucoma applied topically dosage: 0.05-0.1ml of a 0.25 to 10% solution of pilocarpine hyrdochloride or 0.05-0.1ml of a 0.5 to 6% solution of pilocarpine nitrate applied to the conjunctiva, 1-6x a day  patients should be advised to wash hands immediately after application.
veratrum viride contains a large no. of alkaloids customarily classified in 3 groups, with their chemical constituents as basis. group 1 group 2 group 3 consists of esters of the steroidal bases ( alkamines ) with organic acids consists of lucosides of of the alkamines consists of t he alkamines includes: cevadine germidine germitrine neogermitrine neoprotoveratrine protoveratrine veratridine includes: pseudojervine veratrosine includes: germine jervine rubijervine veratramine the ester alkaloids, germidine and germitrine are probably the most important therapeutically.
decaffeinated coffee – prep. by extracting the most of the caffeine from the coffee bean, yet retaining the pleasant characteristic aroma -contain up to 0.08% caffeine methods of freeing the seeds from the parchmentlike endocarp: the fruits are allowed to dry and are then broken the wet method in which the sarcocarp is removed by means of a machine, and the 2 seeds with the parchmentlike endocarp are allowed to dry in such a manner as to undergo a fermentation. after drying, the endocarp is removed.

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I counted three hundred and thirty-six "e"s in that text.
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