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The following description of the physical and chemical properties of gelsemia
and gelseminic acid is taken from Dr. VVormley's valuable paper. “In its pure
state, gelseminine (gelsemia) is a colourless, odourless solid, having an
intensely ...
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The Medical Times and Register
Lately, Sonnenscheinand Robbins* have stated that the acid is like aesculin. In
the Philadelphia Medical Times I published some experiments on the action of
gelsemia, which contained no gelseminic acid. Since that time, Drs. Taylor,
Berger, ...
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Physiological Materia Medica
"The paralysis in poisoning by Gelsemia is evidently spinal in its origjp, as its
development is not affected by tying an artery before poisoning so as to protect a
limb, and as the afferent and motor nerves and muscles preserve their functional
...
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Half-yearly Compendium of Medical Science
Being a crystalloidal substance, gelsemiate of gelsemia, the active principle, is
rapidly absorbed into the blood. 2. It has a sedative action on the nervous system.
3. It acts chiefly on the motor portion of the cord. 4. Its paralyzing effect is due to ...
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The Hahnemannian Monthly
gelsemia, but satisfactorily established its alkaline properties, and proved that it
was not contained in the wood of the root. Soon afterwards the chemistry of
yellow jasmine was more thoroughly investigated by Dr. Theo. G. Wormley,
Professor ...
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American Journal of Pharmacy
... the writer announced that Gelsemium Sempervirens contained a non-
nitrogenized principle, of an acid reaction, which was named gelseminic, or
gelsemic acid ; and also a strongly basic principle, which was named gelsemia,
or gelsemine.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
The Journal of the American Medical Association. gelseminic acid, of which by
his process he was able ' A Southern gentleman, who was sick with a ' The
alkaloid gelsemia ' ]. B., zet. 45, had been afflicted with muscular' hour,. SOCIETY
...
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Keynotes and Characteristics with Comparisons of Some of the ...
... 194, 201 Ferrum metallicum 2, 25, 49, 60, 104, 122, 123, 131, 134, 141, 149,
158, 199, 229, 253, 275, 278, 314, 330 Fluoricum acidum 56, 57, 64, 78, 105,
288, 294, 312 Gambogia 17, 51, 119, 120, 253, 284 Gelsemia 18, 39, 50, 54, 55,
59, ...
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The Arabic Contributions to the English Language: An ...
O [2] gelsemium, -s/gelsemia pl. (1875) Bot. [NL < It gelsomino jasmine (q.v.)] (
Cap.) a small genus of woody vines; yellow-jasmine root, once used in medicine.
-gelsemine, gelsemic acid. O, R, W [3] genet1, n. (1418) Zool. Var. genette + 4 [
MF ...
Garland Hampton Cannon, Alan S. Kaye, 1994
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American Medicinal Plants: An Illustrated and Descriptive ...
... Gaultheria 102 Gaultheria humilis 102 proatmhens 1O2 Gaultherilene 102-3
Gantiera repens 102 Gayhtssacia frondosa 100-2 Gaylussacia rcsinosa IOO-2
Gelsemia 130-3 Gelsemina 130-3 Gelsemine 130-3 GelsumJnia EUP 783
INDEX.
Charles Frederick Millspaugh, 1892
