Natural Sources of Drugs: Plant-Based Origins

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Atropa belladonna is the plant source of nicotine.

False

Tannins are highly soluble in water.

True

Fixed oils are insoluble in water.

True

Glucose is a type of carbohydrate.

True

Volatile oils are soluble in water.

False

What is the function of tannins in a biological system?

Precipitating proteins

What is the source of the alkaloid atropine?

Atropa belladonna

What is the characteristic of volatile oils present in plants?

Insoluble in water and each oil has its own specific odor

What is an example of a cardiac glycoside derived from the digitalis plant?

Digitalin

What is an example of a fixed oil?

Olive oil

Discover the various types of plant-based sources of drugs, including alkaloids, tannins, glycosides, and more. Learn about the different parts of plants that can be used to derive these drugs, such as roots, leaves, and seeds. Test your knowledge of natural sources of drugs in this quiz!

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