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Lecture 7 of 60Week 2
Lecture 7: Evaluation, Extraction & Refining of Lipids
Prof. Galvina Pereira · Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Introduction to Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry
- Lecture 2: Introduction to Drugs of Natural Origin
- Lecture 3: Introduction to Primary, Secondary Metabolites and Biosynthetic building blocks
- Lecture 4: Biosynthesis of Terpenes- Acetate Mevalonate & MEP pathway
- Lecture 5: Shikimic Acid Pathway
- Lecture 6: Introduction & Classification of Lipids
- Lecture 7: Evaluation, Extraction & Refining of Lipids
- Lecture 8: Examples of lipid containing drugs castor oil, sesame oil & coconut oil
- Lecture 9: Examples of lipid containing drugs karanja oil, wool fat, bees wax & carnuba wax
- Lecture 10: Volatile Oils: Properties, Extraction, Evaluation & Examples
- Lecture 11: Carbohydrate based drugs
- Lecture 12: Carbohydrates based drugs : Starch and Pectin
- Lecture 13: Carbohydrates based drugs : Honey, Chitin and Chitosan
- Lecture 14: Carbohydrates based drugs: Sodium alginate, Carrageenan, Guar Gum
- Lecture 15: Soluble and Insoluble fibres
- Lecture 16: Introduction and Classification of Tannins
- Lecture 17: Different sources and evaluation of Tannins
- Lecture 18: Biosynthesis, Distribution of tannins
- Lecture 19: Distribution of tannins (Part 1)
- Lecture 20: Distribution of tannins (Part 2)
- Lecture 21: Introduction to Alkaloids
- Lecture 22: Classification of Alkaloids
- Lecture 23: Drugs Containing Alkaloids (Part 1)
- Lecture 24: Drugs Containing Alkaloids (Part 2)
- Lecture 25: Drugs Containing Alkaloids (Part 3)
- Lecture 26: Glycosides
- Lecture 27: Anthraquinone Glycosides
- Lecture 28: Cardiac Glycosides
- Lecture 29: Triterpene and Diterpene Glycosides
- Lecture 30: Cyanogenetic, Isothiocyanate and Phenolic Glycosides
- Lecture 31: Introduction to flavonoids
- Lecture 32: Flavonoids Containing drugs (Part 1: Orange peel, Buckwheat, Strawberry)
- Lecture 33: Flavonoids Containing drugs (Part 2:Soy bean, Milk thistle, Grape peel)
- Lecture 34: Lignan Containing drugs (Podophyllum, Linseed, Piper cubeba, Sesame)
- Lecture 35: Coumarin containing drugs (Psorelea, Ammi majus, Aflatoxin)
- Lecture 36: Introduction to Carotenoids
- Lecture 37: Carotenoids containing drugs (Saffron, Annotto, Marigold)
- Lecture 38: Quinones containing drugs
- Lecture 39: Naphthoquinones containing drugs
- Lecture 40: Iridoids containing drugs
- Lecture 41: Introduction to Resins
- Lecture 42: Resins containing drugs
- Lecture 43: Oleo-gum-resins containing drugs
- Lecture 44: Oleo-resins containing drugs
- Lecture 45: Resins containing drugs
- Lecture 46: Introduction to Quality Control of Herbal Drugs
- Lecture 47: Methods of Quality Control of Herbal Drugs
- Lecture 48: Physical Methods of Quality Control of Herbal Drugs (Part 1)
- Lecture 49: Physical Methods of Quality Control of Herbal Drugs (Part 2)
- Lecture 50: Chemical Methods of Quality Control of Herbal Drugs
- Lecture 51: Quantitative Evaluation of Herbal Drugs Using Spectroscopic Methods
- Lecture 52: Quantitative Evaluation of Herbal Drugs Using Chromatographic Methods (Part 1)
- Lecture 53: Quantitative Evaluation of Herbal Drugs Using Chromatographic Methods (Part 2)
- Lecture 54: Quantitative Evaluation of Herbal Drugs Using Gas Chromatography Methods
- Lecture 55: Quantitative Evaluation of Herbal Drugs Using Biological Methods
- Lecture 56: Application of Databases for Plant Search
- Lecture 57: Natural Product Databases for Phytochemical Search
- Lecture 58: Natural Product Databases for Studying Phytochemical Properties
- Lecture 59: Databases for Studying Spectral Properties
- Lecture 60: Natural Product Databases for Studying Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Properties