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Перевод: alkaloid

[прилагательное]
алкалоидный;
[существительное]
алкалоид

Тезаурус:

1. IN 1981, A PREVIOUSLY UNDETECTED "SUGAR MIMIC" ALKALOID, CASTASPERMINE, WAS IDENTIFIED IN THE FRUIT OF THE AUSTRALIAN MORETON BAY CHESTNUT
2. The plant alkaloid ryanodine opens the channels at low (nanomolar) concentrations but closes them at higher doses ( micromolar).
3. Papaver somniferum , is the only commercial source of codeine, an alkaloid widely used in cough suppressants and pain killers.
4. Strychnine is an alkaloid belonging to a group of chemicals called analeptics, which act on nerve cells to make them more easily excitable.
5. It dissolved in ether, and seemed resistant to proteolytic digestion; this implies that it may be an alkaloid like morphine, rather than a peptide like the enkephalins.
6. The conflict with -ine meaning a basic group (especially alkaloid names) does not seem to have worried the participants, although it was commented on by Armstrong.
7. He discovered that colchicine, a yellow alkaloid derived from the bulbs of autumn crocus ( Colchicum ), will sometimes cause the chromosome number of plants to double.
8. The alkaloid, thebaine, can be easily converted into codeine by demethylation.
9. He assisted Abel with alkaloid preparations and analyses; he helped Mansfield to separate and characterise fractions from coal tar naphtha; and also find time to prepare and analyse aniline and related compounds.
10. Nicotine, an alkaloid, is an extremely powerful drug.
11. At about the same time, the alkaloid reserpine, extracted from the Indian plant Rauwolfia serpentina , was attracting interest for the treatment of high blood pressure (see Chapter 12).
12. Crop scientists at Oregon State University, led by Majid Seddigh, report that another poppy, Papaver bracteatum , produces an alkaloid that can be chemically converted into codeine, but cannot be readily changed into illicit drugs (Economic Botany .
13. Another alkaloid, named reserpine, was isolated in 1952 in the Ciba laboratories in Basle.