alkaloid

Converse of object

• contain: Ethnic groups in West Africa use plants containing these alkaloids to treat malaria.
• find: It also shows that by far the most common Alkaloid found in species of Turbinicarpus is Hordenine.
• occur: It's a naturally occurring plant alkaloid, which no one knows how it works - and it is a powerful hallucinogen.
• derive: The most noteworthy of which being ibogaine, an indole alkaloid derived from an African plant source.
• extract: It is one of the most useful solvents for extracting alkaloids, the active ingredients in many plant medicines.
• include: Examples of novel natural products from higher plants are given and include alkaloids, terpenoids, phenolics and quinones.

Adjective modifier

• poisonous: The accumulation of poisonous alkaloids can result in liver sclerosis, which may not be obvious for up to eighteen months.
• toxic: Not recommended for internal use due to toxic alkaloids.
• related: The bridged ring fragment is common to morphine and related alkaloids of pharmacological importance.
• active: Butchers Broom contains active alkaloids that have many physiological effects.
• major: Boldine, the major alkaloid, is responsible for the plant's bile stimulating effect, which has been reported to improve appetite.
• several: Ibogaine is one of several alkaloids found in the West African shrub called Tabernanthe Iboga.

Modifies a noun

• content: The plant is unpalatable to grazing animals due to the high alkaloid content.
• taspine: Enhancement of wound healing by the alkaloid taspine defining mechanism of action.

Noun used with modifier

• vinca: A drawback with the vinca alkaloids has been the lack of a medicine that can be given by mouth.
• ergot: Ergot alkaloids The ergot alkaloids have been used to treat migraine attacks for over 50 years.
• pyrrolizidine: Effects on animals The pyrrolizidine alkaloids are rapidly absorbed from the gastro-intestinal tract.
• tropane: However, potatoes also contain a number of other inherent toxicants such as tropane alkaloids, terpenoids, saponins, protease inhibitors and lectins.
• oxindole: Studies indicate at least six of these oxindole alkaloids can increase immune function by up to 50 % in relatively small amounts.
• indole: The most noteworthy of which being ibogaine, an indole alkaloid derived from an African plant source.