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نویسندگان: Shinji Funayama. Geoffrey A. Cordell Professor
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ISBN (شابک) : 0124173020, 9780124173026
ناشر: Academic Press
سال نشر: 2014
تعداد صفحات: 295
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 7 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Alkaloids: A Treasury of Poisons and Medicines به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب آلکالوئیدها: گنجینه ای از سموم و داروها نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
Front Cover Alkaloids Copyright CONTENTS FOREWORD Introduction 1. THE DEFINITION OF AN ALKALOID LITERATURE CITED 2. CLASSIFICATION OF ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 3. HUMANS AND ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 4. DEVELOPMENT OF PHARMACOGNOSY AND NATURAL PRODUCT CHEMISTRY, AND ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 5. BRIEF HISTORY OF JAPANESE PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES AND ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 6. CNS STIMULATION AND ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED Chapter 1 - Alkaloids Derived from Phenylalanine and Tyrosine 1.1 PHENYLETHYLAMINES (PHENETHYLAMINES) LITERATURE CITED 1.2 L-DOPA AND DOPAMINE LITERATURE CITED 1.3 THYROID GLAND AND THYROXINE LITERATURE CITED 1.4 COCLAURINE AND COCLAURINE-TYPE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 1.5 TUBOCURARE AND D-TUBOCURARINE LITERATURE CITED 1.6 APORPHINE-TYPE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 1.7 ARISTOLOCHIA SPP. AND ARISTOLOCHIC ACID LITERATURE CITED 1.8 PHELLODENDRON AMURENSE AND BERBERINE LITERATURE CITED 1.9 CHELIDONIUM MAJUS AND CHELIDONINE LITERATURE CITED 1.10 OPIUM AND MORPHINE LITERATURE CITED 1.11 COLCHICUM AND COLCHICINE LITERATURE CITED 1.12 ERYTHRINA INDICA AND ERYTHRINA ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 1.13 LYCORIS SPP. AND LYCORINE LITERATURE CITED 1.14 CEPHAELIS IPECACUANHA AND EMETINE LITERATURE CITED Chapter 2 - Alkaloids Derived from Tryptophan 2.1 SEROTONIN LITERATURE CITED 2.2 AUXIN AND INDOLE-3-ACETIC ACID LITERATURE CITED 2.3 TEONANACATL AND PSILOCYBIN LITERATURE CITED 2.4 INDIGO AND THE ANCIENT PURPLE LITERATURE CITED 2.5 CALABAR BEANS AND PHYSOSTIGMINE LITERATURE CITED 2.6 HARMALA AND HARMINE LITERATURE CITED 2.7 PICRASMA SP. AND NIGAKINONE LITERATURE CITED 2.8 CLERODENDRON AND TRICHOTOMINE LITERATURE CITED 2.9 IBOGA AND IBOGAINE LITERATURE CITED 2.10 RAUVOLFIA AND RESERPINE LITERATURE CITED 2.11 YOHIMBE AND YOHIMBINE LITERATURE CITED 2.12 CAMPTOTHECA AND CAMPTOTHECIN LITERATURE CITED 2.13 UNCARIA AND RHYNCHOPHYLLINE LITERATURE CITED 2.14 NUX VOMICA AND STRYCHNINE LITERATURE CITED 2.15 CALABASH CURARE AND C-CURARINE AND C-TOXIFERINE I LITERATURE CITED 2.16 ERGOT, ERGOT ALKALOIDS, AND LSD LITERATURE CITED 2.17 CINCHONA AND QUININE LITERATURE CITED 2.18 CATHARANTHUS ROSEUS AND VLB AND VCR LITERATURE CITED 2.19 EUODIA RUTAECARPA AND EVODIAMINE AND RUTAECARPINE LITERATURE CITED 2.20 ATHLETE’S FOOT AND PYRROLNITRIN LITERATURE CITED 2.21 ANTHRAMYCIN AND TOMAYMYCIN LITERATURE CITED 2.22 STREPTONIGRIN LITERATURE CITED 2.23 STAUROSPORINE LITERATURE CITED Chapter 3 - Alkaloids Derived from Ornithine and Arginine 3.1 TOBACCO AND NICOTINE LITERATURE CITED 3.2 BELLADONNA AND ATROPINE LITERATURE CITED 3.3 COCA LEAVES AND COCAINE LITERATURE CITED 3.4 SENECIO AND PYRROLIZIDINE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 3.5 ALKALOIDS DERIVED FROM POLYAMINES LITERATURE CITED 3.6 PUTRESCINE AND PIRIFERINE LITERATURE CITED 3.7 SPERMIDINE AND AGROBACTIN LITERATURE CITED 3.8 SPERMINE AND EPHEDRADINE LITERATURE CITED 3.9 FUGU AND TETRODOTOXIN LITERATURE CITED Chapter 4 - Alkaloids Derived from Lysine 4.1 PEPPER (PIPER NIGRUM) AND PIPERINE LITERATURE CITED 4.2 PUNICA GRANATUM AND PELLETIERINE LITERATURE CITED 4.3 TOBACCO AND ANABASINE LITERATURE CITED 4.4 LOBELIA INFLATA (INDIAN TOBACCO) AND LOBELINE LITERATURE CITED 4.5 SOPHORA FLAVESCENS AND MATRINE LITERATURE CITED 4.6 COMMON BROOM (CYTISUS SCOPARIUS) AND SPARTEINE LITERATURE CITED Chapter 5 - Alkaloids Derived from Proline Anchor 40 LITERATURE CITED 5.1 SERRATIA AND PRODIGIOSIN LITERATURE CITED 5.2 STACHYDRINE LITERATURE CITED 5.3 PYRROLE-2-CARBOXYLIC ACID LITERATURE CITED Chapter 6 - Alkaloids Derived from Glutamic Acid 6.1 Γ-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID LITERATURE CITED 6.2 DIGENEA SIMPLEX AND KAINIC ACID LITERATURE CITED 6.3 CLITOCYBE ACROMELALGA AND ACROMELIC ACID LITERATURE CITED 6.4 AMANITA PANTHERINA AND IBOTENIC ACID LITERATURE CITED Chapter 7 - Alkaloids Derived from Histidine 7.1 HISTAMINE LITERATURE CITED 7.2 JABORANDI AND PILOCARPINE LITERATURE CITED Chapter 8 - Alkaloids Derived from 2,3-Diamino 8.1 QUISQUALIS INDICA FRUITS AND QUISQUALIC ACID LITERATURE CITED Chapter 9 - Compounds Derived from Anthranilic Acid LITERATURE CITED 9.1 ORIXA JAPONICA AND QUINOLINE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 9.2 QUINOLINE ALKALOIDS OF MICROBIAL ORIGIN LITERATURE CITED 9.3 ACRONYCINE AND ACRIDONE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 9.4 QUINOLINE ALKALOIDS ISOLATED FROM HIGHER PLANTS OTHER THAN THE RUTACEAE FAMILY LITERATURE CITED 9.5 FEBRIFUGINE AND RELATED ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 9.6 HARMALA ALKALOIDS AND VASICINE (PEGANINE) LITERATURE CITED 9.7 PHENAZINE ALKALOIDS DERIVED FROM MICROORGANISMS LITERATURE CITED Chapter 10 - Alkaloids Derived from Nicotinic Acid Anchor 79 LITERATURE CITED 10.1 NICOTINE AND ANABASINE LITERATURE CITED 10.2 NIACIN AND VITAMIN B6 LITERATURE CITED 10.3 ARECA NUT AND ARECOLINE LITERATURE CITED 10.4 CASTOR AND RICININE LITERATURE CITED Chapter 11 - Alkaloids Derived from Nucleic Acids and Related Compounds 11.1 PURINE BASES AND CAFFEINE LITERATURE CITED 11.2 PYRIMIDINE BASES, 5-FLUOROURACIL, AND VITAMIN B1 LITERATURE CITED 11.3 PTERIDINE SKELETON AND FOLIC ACID LITERATURE CITED Chapter 12 - Alkaloids Possessing the Porphine Skeleton LITERATURE CITED 12.1 HEME AND CHLOROPHYLL LITERATURE CITED 12.2 VITAMIN B12 LITERATURE CITED Chapter 13 - Alkaloids Derived from an m-C7N Unit 13.1 MITOMYCIN C LITERATURE CITED 13.2 NAPHTHALENOID ANSAMYCINS AND RIFAMPICIN LITERATURE CITED 13.3 BENZENOID ANSAMYCINS AND MAYTANSINE LITERATURE CITED 13.4 THE BIOSYNTHESIS–STEREOCHEMISTRY MODEL (CELMER’S MODEL) OF THE ANSAMYCINS LITERATURE CITED Chapter 14 - Alkaloids Derived from Terpenoids Anchor 173 LITERATURE CITED 14.1 ACTINIDIA POLYGAMA AND ACTINIDINE LITERATURE CITED 14.2 GENTIANA SCABRA AND GENTIANINE LITERATURE CITED 14.3 RHIZOME OF NUPHAR JAPONICUM AND SESQUITERPENE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 14.4 ACONITUM AND ACONITINE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 14.5 TAXUS CUSPIDATA AND TAXOL LITERATURE CITED 14.6 PACHYSANDRA TERMINALIS AND BUXACEAE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 14.7 HOLARRHENA ANTIDYSENTERICA AND CONESSINE LITERATURE CITED 14.8 POTATO AND SOLANINE LITERATURE CITED 14.9 FRITILLARIA AND VERATRUM ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 14.10 ARROW TOXINS, TOXIC BIRDS, AND BATRACHOTOXIN LITERATURE CITED Chapter 15 - Alkaloids Derived from Polyketides 15.1 HEMLOCK AND CONIINE LITERATURE CITED 15.2 NIGRIFACTIN AND PIERICIDINS LITERATURE CITED Chapter 16 - Alkaloids Derived from a C6–C1 Unit 16.1 EPHEDRA ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 16.2 KHAT AND EPHEDRA ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 16.3 NAPHTHALENE-ISOQUINOLINE ALKALOIDS LITERATURE CITED 16.4 RED PEPPER AND CAPSAICIN LITERATURE CITED INDEX