Alkaloids
Some plant compounds contain nitrogen in their molecules and exhibit basic properties. They have been termed Alkaloid collectively, which literally means "something like an alkali". The nitrogen in alkaloids derives from amino acids or ammonia nitrogen. Animal alkaloids are also well known.
Since many alkaloids show significant bioactivity, they are included as major elements in pharmaceutical plants and used as pharmaceutical intermediates. In addition, many of them are optically-active compounds which have chiral carbon atoms, therefore they are utilized as optical resolving agents or asymmetric catalysts.
Tropane Alkaloids
Indole Alkaloids
Isoquinoline Alkaloids
Quinoline Alkaloids
Pyridine Alkaloids
Others
Tropane Alkaloids
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Indole Alkaloids
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Isoquinoline Alkaloids
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| B0450 | Berberine Chloride Hydrate |
| B0451 | Berberine Sulfate Hydrate |
| E0007 | Emetine Hydrochloride |
| P0016 | Papaverine Hydrochloride |
| C0433 | Tubocurarine Chloride |
Quinoline Alkaloids
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Pyridine Alkaloids
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Others
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