Paz Health Dictionary

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(Arabic) The golden one Paza, Pazia, Pazice, Pazit, Pazz, Pazzy, Pazzi, Pazzie, Pazzee, Pazzea, Pazzey
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary

Alstonia Venenata

R. Br.

Family: Apocynaceae.

Habitat: Peninsular India.

Folk: Pazh-munipala (Tamil), Addasarpa (Kannada), Palamunpala (Malyalam).

Action: Stembark and fruit— antiepileptic.

The plant is a rich source of indole alkaloids. Major alkaloids in the stem- bark are alstovenine, venenatine, 3- dehydroalstovenine, reserpine (0.0030.3%), venoxidine and kopsinine.

Alstovenine, in lower doses, exhibits monoamine oxidase inhibitor activity; in higher doses, shows marked central stimulant effect (reversal of reserpine effects). Venenatine exhibits reserpine- like profile of activity (sedation, ptosis, reduction in motor activity).

The fruit contains vincadifformine type of alkaloids. Echitovenidine, the major alkaloid, shows monoamine oxidase-inhibitory activity both in vitro and in vivo.... alstonia venenata

Paisley

(English) Woman of the church Paisly, Paisli, Paislie, Paislee, Paysley, Paysly, Paysli, Payslie, Payslee, Pasley, Pasly, Pasli, Paslie, Paslee, Paizley, Payzley, Pazley, Paislea, Paizlea, Paslea, Payslea... paisley



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