Questions and Answers
Cardiac glycosides are known for their antipyretic activities
False
Glycosides can only be linked by an O-glycosidic bond
False
Baljet's test and Keller Kiliani's test are used for qualitative identification of Cardiac glycosides
True
Cardiac glycosides are found in plants such as digitalis
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Quantitative assay for Cardiac glycosides can be performed using UV spectroscopy
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Cardiac glycosides are known for their ______ activities
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Qualitative tests for Cardiac Glycosides: ⬣ Baljet’s test ⬣ Keller kiliani’s test 2- Quantitative assay for Cardiac glycosides using ______ spectroscopy
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In a dry test, ______ can be linked by an O- (an O-glycoside), N- (a glycosylamine), S(a thioglycoside), or C- (a C-glycoside) glycosidic bond
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Quantitative assay for Cardiac glycosides using UV spectroscopy
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Glycosides are molecules in which a sugar portion (called Glycone) is bound to another functional group (called AGLYCONE) via a ______ bond
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Study Notes
Cardiac Glycosides
- Cardiac glycosides are known for their antipyretic activities
- Found in plants such as digitalis
- Qualitative identification can be performed using Baljet's test and Keller Kiliani's test
- Quantitative assay can be performed using UV spectroscopy
Glycosides
- Can be linked by an O-, N-, S-, or C- glycosidic bond
- Consist of a sugar portion (glycone) bound to another functional group (aglycone) via a glycosidic bond
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Test your knowledge of phytochemistry with this quiz on Glycosides. Explore the definition, structure, and properties of glycosides, and enhance your understanding of phytochemical compounds.
