MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TANGHININ»
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ˈtæŋɡɪnɪn
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TANGHININ»
Découvrez l'usage de
tanghinin dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
tanghinin et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Spectroscopic Data of Steroid Glycosides: Volume 4
TANGHININ. Tanghinigenin 3-O-[(2-O-acetyl)--L-thevetopyranoside] O O OH O
Source : Tanghinia venenifera (Poir) (Syn. Cerbera venenifera (Poir.) Stend. C.
tanghinia Hooker1 (Apocynaceae) Mol. Formula : C32H46O10 Mol. Wt. : 590
M.P. ...
Viqar Uddin Ahmad, Anwer Basha, 2010
2
Journal of the Chemical Society
Analysis and molecular weight determinations lead to the formula Cj7H40O8; but
its properties show that it is not identical either with the tanghinin of A maud or
with the thevetin of De Vrij. It exhibits vol. lxiv. i. 2 m the following colour reactions
...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Royal Society of Chemistry (Great Britain), 1893
3
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Tanghinin, C^H^Os, is the active principle of tanghin, the judicial poison of the
Malgaches, which is extracted from the kernel of the fruit of Tanghinia vencnifera,
one of the Apocynacetc. Tanghinin forms colourless rhombic crystals, becoming ...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1896
4
Elsevier's Encyclopædia of Organic Chemistry
Tanghinigenin $-(2 or 4-acetyl-a.-L-thevetoside) , Tanghinin C32HuO10. "Tan-
ghinin" of Arnaud (1889) and Hasenfratz (1941) is a mixture of tanghinin and
desacetyltanghinin (1946a Frerejacque). Tanghinin is a component of " tanghif
erin ...
Edith Josephy, F. Radt, 1946
5
Elsevier's Encyclopaedia of Organic Chemistry
Tanghinigenin 3-(diacetyl-oi-L-thevetoside), Tanghinin acetate C34H48011.
Crystals (ethanol), m. 190° (1941a Hasenfratz; cf. also 1946a Frerejacque) ;
leaflets (ether - petroleum ether), m. 189-191° cor. (Kofler block) (1955a Sigg; cf.
also ...
6
Handbuch der Pflanzenphysiologie
Aglykon von Protanghinin, Tanghinin, Desacetyl- tanghinin und Tanghinosid810.
Tanghinin C32H48O10, Smp. 184°, Rhomben aus Äthanol; Smp. 127—129° (
korr.), zu Drusen vereinigte Blättchen aus Methanol-Äther, oder rhombische ...
7
The journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics
When electrocardiograms were continuously recorded in three etheiized cats, the
terminal event was not identical with that of typical cardiac glycosides such as
desacetyl-tanghinin (No. 57). As shown in figure 1, the latter produced ventricular
...
8
Madjalah ilmu alam untuk Indonesia. Indonesian journal for ...
splits off the second mol. glucose and the acetyl group with formation of deacetyl-
tanghinin. On the other hand, degradation of tanghinoside by acetolysis (acetic
anhydride and zinc chloride) of by an enzyme present in the plant leads to ...
9
A Survey of Cardiac Glycosides and Genins
... D-Glucose D-Glucose Gentiobiose L-Rhamnose D-Glucose Cymarin (K-
Strophanthin- alpha) Intermedioside Cymarin (K-Strophanthin- alpha) K-
Strophanthin- beta K-Strophanthip- beta Desacetyl- tanghinin Tanghinin
Thevebioside ...
10
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
(Passier.) (xiv, 1895) 316 Paper-making from. (Kingzett.) (¡,1882) 80 Substances,
Some New South Wales. (Maiden.) (vii, 1888) 38 Tanghinin and Digitulin. (
Arnaud.) (ix, 1890) 324 Extracted from Tanghinia Venenífera of Madagascar. (
Arnaud.) ...
Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain), Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain)., 1899
