Resin

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  • Resin - amorphous products with complex chemical nature
  • Normal or Physiological resin - resins that are preformed in the plants and making injury to the plants can increase their yield
  • Abnormal or Pathological resin - resins that are found in the plants only when injury or incision is made
  • Oleoresins – naturally occurring mixtures of a volatile oil and a resin
  • Gumresins – resin associated with gum
  • Oleo-gum resins – a naturally occurring mix of volatile oil, gums/mucilagenous compound with a resin
  • Glycoresins – resins in combination with sugar compounds via Glycosidal linkages
  • Balsams – resins in combination with benzoic or cinnamic acid either free or combined
  • Rosin "Colophony" - contains resin acids (90%), resenes and esters of fatty acids; used in paint
  • Abietane acid - obtained from colophony that has antimicrobial, antiulcer & cardiovascular
  • Eriodictyon "Yerba Santa" - contains volatile oil, resin, eriodictyol, eriodonol, eriodictyonic acid & ericolin; used as prep. of fluidextract and aromatic eriodictyon syrup, also for bruises and insectbites
  • Mastic "Mastiche" - true resins for ulcers, contains tri-, tetra-, and penta- cyclic triperpene acids and alcohol; prep of Compound Mastic paint, protective agent for the stomach
  • Kava "Kava-Kava" - utilized in prep of intoxicating beverage; skeletal muscle relaxant
  • Cannabis - used as sedative, analgesic, antianxiety, anticonvulsant, antitussive
  • Bhang or Hashish - consists of the larger leaves and twigs of both male and female plants
  • Podophyllum "Mandrake or mayapple" - for making anticancer drug, etoposide; used as drastic purgative
  • Jalap - cathartic, hydragogue, purgative
  • Convolvulin - constituent of Jalap
  • Ginger - flavor, condiment, aromatic stimulant, used in the manuf of gingerale
  • Zingerone and shogaol - esponsible for the aroma- 3 sesquiterpenes: bisabolene, zingeberone, zingeberol
  • Balsam of Copaiba - 24 sesquiterpene hydrocarbon and diterpenes; genitourinary antiseptic, diuretic
  • Capsicum "Cayenne Pepper" - counter irritant, external analgesic
  • Capsaicin - constituent of Capsicum
  • Myrrh "Ancient funeral spice" - used as protective, stomachic, mouthwash, astringent, incense and perfume
  • Asafoetida - devil's dung, exudate of the decapitated rhizome, carminative and expectorant
  • Olibanum - used as incense and antileprosy
  • Balsams - pharmaceutic aid for compound benzoin tincture
  • Liquid storax or Storax - a-storesin, B-storesin in combination with cinnamic acid
  • Peru Balsam - exudate of the steam scabicide, parasiticide, diaarhea
  • Tolu Balsam - exudate of the stem expectorant, stimulant, and antiseptic
  • Sumatra Benzoin - incised steam, have both cinnamic and benzoic acid
  • Siam benzoin - low benzoic acid, but has more coniferyl benzoate