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Artemisinin annua L. (Asteraceae)
common name: sweet wormwood
drug: artemisinin
purpose: antimalaria
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taxus brevifolia nutt.
common name: pacific yew
drug: paclitaxel
purpose: anticancer
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AB PFP CA
seven kingdom classification
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azobacter
rhizobium
nitrosomonas
Nitrogen-fixing organisms
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1. Antibiotics
2. Affecting biochemical reactions
3. Genetic engineering
4. Nitrogen cycle
5. Sewage purification
6. Retting of fibers
purpose of bacterial sources
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bacterial sources
these are agents in deterioration of crude drugs and medicaments
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*Chrysophyta* or diatoms
*Phaeophyta or* brown algae
Rhodophyta or red algae
the 3 phyla of chromists
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Discales
Pennatales
orders of diatoms
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Actinodiscaceae
families under Discales
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Fragilariaceae
Naviculariaceae
families under Pennatales
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Arachnoidiscus
example of the family Actinodiscaceae is?
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japanese agar
*Arachnoidiscus* is found in
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fossil deposits of diatomite
other sources of Actinodiscaceae
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kieselguhr
other term for diatomite
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filter aid and silica gel
purpose of diatomite
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Laminariales
Fucales
orders of *Phaeophyta*
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diatomite
families under Pennatales occur in/can be found in ..?
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Lamniariaceae
families under Laminariales
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brown algae
kelp
Lamniariaceae other names
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alginic acid, mannitol and iodine
*Laminaria*‘s purpose in manufactring
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Laminaries and Fucaceae
sources of alginic acid in bacteria
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different chlorophyll
difference of brown algae and other chromists
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*Fucus*
*Pelvetia*
Examples of the Fucaceae
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Sargassum
families under Sargassaceae
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water-soluble extracts
type of extract produced using *F. vesiculosus*
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inhibit the activity of the HIV reverse-transcriptase enzyme
what does *F. vesiculosus* do?
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Gelidiales
Gigartinales
orders under *Rhodophyta*
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*Gelidiaceae*
families under Gelidiales
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pigment phycoerythrin
pigment phycocyanin
plastids of *Gelidiaceae* contain this
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phycoerythrin
usually in sufficient quantity in Gelidiaceae to mask the other pigments
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phycocyanin
blue pigment in Gelidiaceae
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agars
genera in Gelidiaceae are used in preparation of
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*Phaeophyta*
phyla used in preparation of agars
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Gracilaria
source or agar bought in market
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*Chondrus crispus*
*Gigartina stellata*
species under Gigartinaceae
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carrageenan
Chondrus crispus is a source of ?
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British agar
Gigartina stellata is a source of?
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mushroom
yeast
mold
classification of fungi based on protein bodies
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Phycomycetes
Ascomycetes
Basidiomycetes
Fungi Imperfecti
classes of fungi
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Mucorales
orders of Phycomycetes
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Mucorales
what family of fungi causes potato blight
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Phytophthanora infestans
what species of fungi causes potato blight
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mold has hyphae
yeast has no hairlike projections
mushroom has most prominent protein bodies
differentiate the classification of fungi based on fruiting body
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mold
what classification of fungi based on fruiting body does mucorales fall under?
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Mucoraceae
Families under Mucorales
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Mucor
Rhizopus
genus under Mucorales
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badly stored food products
Mucor and Rhizopus are associated with
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saccharification of starchy material
producing D-lactic acid from glucose
conversion of steroids
Rhizopus species are used industrially for the
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maltose or dextrose
Saccharification makes ?
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Protoascales
Plectascales
Sphaeriales
Clavicipitales
orders of Ascomycetes
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PS PA SH CC
Corresponding order and families of Ascomycetes
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yeast
what classification of fungi based on fruiting body does Saccharomycetaceae fall under?
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dried yeast and baker’s yeast
S. cerevisiae is a source of ?
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leavening effect
S. cerevisiae causes what effect in bread
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carbon dioxide as a byproduct of S. cerevisiae fermentation with oxygen
principle behind leavening effect
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Cryptococcaceae
related family to Saccharomycetaceae is?
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torula yeast
Candida utilis produces
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proteins and vitamins
torula yeas is rich in
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Candida utilis
species under Cryptococcaceae
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candidiasis
fungal infection caused by a yeast (a type of fungus) called Candida
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food production
use of Protoascales
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molds
Aspergillaceae is a family of ?
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penicillin
griseofulvin
mycophenolic acid
penicillium is a source of ?
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Amoxicillin
it is a semi-synthetic derivative but its starting material is obtained or extracted from the Penicillium species
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P. islandicum
it forms emodin
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emodin
is a chemical compound of the anthraquinone family used as a natural anti-cancer agent for the treatment of various cancers
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Aspergillus oryzae
used in manufacture of soy sauce
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A. flavus
Produces the causative agent of the allergic reaction of some people to stale peanuts
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aflatoxin
produced by A. flavus
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Penicillium and Streptomyces
medicinally important genera of molds are
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Hypocreaceae
families under sphaeriales
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Clavicipataceae
families under Claviciptales
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Claviceps
genus under Clavicipataceae
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Claviceps
It is not a mold, a yeast or a mushroom but it is certain that it is a fungi
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Rye
claviceps usually grows on?
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Claviceps purpurea
ergot aka?
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ergot
Claviceps purpurea aka
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rye and ants
Ergot grows on ?
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Cordyceps
fungus that parasitizes the brains of insects like ants or spiders.
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C. sinensis
used as chinese medicine that is part of the order clavicipitales
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Corresponding order and families of Basidiomycetes
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Corresponding order and families of Basidiomycetes
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Polyporinales
this order of fungi are mushrooms that look like plants
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Polyporus officinales
P. fomentarius
species under Polyporinales formerly used in chinese med
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Ganoderma lucida
These are the ones incorporated in the coffee
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Clitocybe
Stratopharia
Psilocybe
Conocybe
genus under Tricholometaceae
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hallucinogenic psilocin and psilocybin
Stratopharia, Psilocybe, Conocybe are known to contain?
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lysergic acid
Psilocybin has effects similar to
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muscarine; PSNS
Clitocybe contains this and as such has this effect
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Amanita muscaria
toxic mushroom under Amanitaceae family that acts on muscarine and crosses BBB
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Phallus impudicus
aka stinkhorn
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Dermatiaceae
sexual pores of this family have not been demonstrated
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digitoxigenin to digoxigenin
Fusarium lini transforms ?
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Fusarium lini
This can be found as a symbiont
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Fusarium lini
there is an organism living in symbiosis with another
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order of family plant sources in terms of most num as sources for drugs
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key class of compounds found in each family
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more secondary metab
high order of plants means?
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Ginkgo biloba L.
improves short term memory
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Strychnos nux-vomica L.
analeptic (CNS stimulant)
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