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Jervine is a
steroidal alkaloid with
molecular formula C27H39NO3
which is
derived from the
plant genus Veratrum.
Similar to cyclopamine,
which also occurs...
- kill flies. The
toxic alkaloids present in the
roots and
leaves include jervine and amianthine.
Amianthium is self-incompatible and is
pollinated mostly...
- L.Hitchc. – Idaho, Washington, Oregon, N
California It is a
source of
jervine,
muldamine and cyclopamine,
teratogens which can
cause prolonged gestation...
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teratogens cyclopamine (which can
cause the
fatal birth defect of cyclopia) and
jervine, it is
believed to be the "****ebore" used by
Hippocrates as a purgative...
- (protoveratrines A and B; germitrine, neogermitrine, germerine, and germidine;
jervine, rubijervine, and isorubijervine; and germbudine). It is used in the treatment...
- cryptenamine,
cyclopamine (11-deoxojervine), cycloposine, germitrine, germidine,
jervine, muldamine,
protoveratrine (A&B), veratramine, veratridine, and veriloid...
- with age. All
parts of the
plant are poisonous; two
unique alkaloids,
jervine and amianthine,
contribute to its toxicity.
Anticlea As
currently cir****scribed...
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solanidine alkaloids, (2)
verazine alkaloids, (3)
veratramine alkaloids, (4)
jervine alkaloids, and (5) the
cevanine alkaloids, each of
which with cholesterol...
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Lieutenant W.H.
McClure H.H.
Weaver O.G. Day J.J.
Dengl W.H.
Gilford W.H.
Crozier Jervine Bradley Leroy S.
House Charles S.
Martin D.U. Lee R. McFate...
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Macmillan Journals Ltd. Krayer, O. (1950). "Studies on
veratrum alkaloids. XI.
Jervine and pseudojervine,
antagonists to the
cardioaccelerator action of epinephrine...
