Quinone pharmacogosy

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About This Presentation

pharmacognosy of class of phytoconstituent "QUINONE" which includes synonyms, biological source, chemical constituents and uses of examples like CHITRAK, HENNA, VIDANG etc. included in pharmacognosy-II of T.Y.Bpharmacy.


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QUINONE PHARMACOGNOSY MADE BY:- Sanika.S.Medhekar ( TY.Bpharm )

CONTENTS:- Introduction to Quinones Chitrak pharmacognosy Henna pharmacognosy Vidang pharmacognosy

QUINONES The quinones are a class of organic compounds that are formally derived from aromatic compounds such as benzene or naphthalene. These are derived from conversation of an even number of –CH= groups into—C(=O)- groups with necessary rearrangement of double bonds. Quinones are of two types:- Napthoquinones . Benzoquinones . Napthoquinone :- Napthoquinones is a class of organic compounds structurally related to naphthalene. Eg- Chitrak , Henna. Benzoquinone:- Benzoquinone is a class of organic compounds structurally related to benzene. Eg- Vidang Napthoquinone Benzoquinone

Chitrak

BIOLOGICAL SOURCE:- It consist of dried or fresh roots of Plumbago zeylanica Linn. belonging to the family plumbaginaceae . SYNONYMS:- White Leadwort, Chitrak , Chitra Agnimatha , Agnisikha .

PARTS USED:- ROOT ROOT BARK SEEDS

CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS:- It consists mailny of Plumbagin (0.91%) Other constituents are - Catechol tannins Glucose Steroidal glucoside Sitosterol Vanillic acid PLUMBAGIN

USES:- The root of this herb is a powerful arco - narcotic poison. It causes abortion. The root of the herb is used in cases of enlarged spleen. The herb is used as a part of many ayurvedic compond remidies for rubifacient applications. Root reduced to a paste is applied to abscesses to open them. A paste made of milk, vinegar or salt and water maybe applied in leprosy and other obstinate skin diseases, unhealthy ulcers, scabies etc. Anti microbial. Anti bacterial.

Henna

BIOLOGICAL SOURCE :- Henna consists of fresh or dried leaves of the plant Lawsonia inermis , family Lythraceae SYNONYMS :- Egyptian privet, Lawsonia - alba.

CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS:- The active constituent of the leaf is Lawsone (0.5- 1.0 %). It is the main colouring constituent and is said to be a degradation product of primary glycoside hennoside A,B and C. Other constituents are:- 5-10% gallic acid white resin sugars tannin xanthones Lawsone

USES:- Henna is used as a favourite hair dye either alone or in combination for the treatment of gray hair. It is used in several hair care products like rinses, conditioners, applications. It imparts orange-red colour and is used in tattoo making. Anti bacterial. Anti fungal.

VIDANG

BIOLOGICAL SOURCE:- This consists of dried fruits, of the plant Embelia ribes , belonging to family Myrsinaceae . SYNONYMS:– Embelia , Bidang , Wavding , Briberang .

CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS:- Vidang fruits contain embelin (2%) and its dimer vilangin quircitol (0.1%) fatty material (5%) 1% tannin negligible amount of volatile oil colouring matter and an alkaloid christembin . Embelin

USES:- Mostly used as antihelmintic . Astringent Carminative Stimulant Fruits are effective against tapeworm but have no effect on hook worms and roundworm Aqueous extract of vidang fruits is found to have anti-fertility action.

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