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OPIUM
Presented by:
Roma Mridul Sharma
Assistant Professor
GES’s Sir Dr. M.S.Gosavi C.O.P.E.R
Nashik
DriedLatex
• Latex is the milky sap of many plants that coagulates on exposure to air. It
is an emulsion or suspension in which the aqueous phase is composed of
mineral salts, proteins, sugars, tannins & alkaloids. The oily phase is
composed of oils, resins, etc.
• Latex is usually produced in laticiferous tissues which
• may be:
• Laticiferous cells
• Laticiferous tubes.
• Laticiferous vessels (originate from many cells): e.g. Opium
Synonym
Poppy Latex , Gum opium.
Source
• Raw opium is the dried milky exudation
obtained by incising the unripe but fully grown
capsules of Papaver somniferum Family -
Papaveraceae .
• The quality of opium is judged by morphine
content which is required to be n. l. t. 9.5% by
the USP.
• Commercial varieties include Turkish,
Persian, Indian & Yugoslavian opium.
CultivationandCollectionandPreparation
• Cultivation and collection of opium alkaloids are under Narcotic Drugs
& Psychotropic substance Act-1985.
• The seeds of opium are cultivated in batches. This is to ensure that the entire
crop is not affected by climatic conditions like frost or drought.
• The cultivation is done in the months between September and April.
• A gap of 25 cm should be maintained between two consecutive plants.
• Before sowing the seeds, they are mixed with sands properly.
• About five to six capsules appear on each plant and it flowers in the month of
May-June.
• After the petals fall from the poppy, the pod, which is about the size of a golf
ball, is lanced, and the opium latex is exuded. What you see here is one
lancing, made with a special knife which has four blades about 1/16th inch
apart, clearly visible in the photo. Initially the latex is pink; later it changes
to black.
• Poppies are lanced in the afternoon and the latex is scraped off
the next morning.
• Pods ripen (soften) at different times in the field. Each pod
can be lanced from 4 to 7 times.
• The lancing takes a great deal of time and attention.
• Several pods can be scraped before the opium is placed into a
container.
• So many pods to cut and scrape.
• The opium collected is weighed on a daily basis
before an officer of the
Narcotics Dept.
• After the latex has been collected, all the peasants
from an area take their opium to a weighment center.
Their opium has been scraped into standard
containers of known weight. One-tenth of a hectare
produces small amounts of latex.
MacroscopicCharacter
• Odor: Strong , characteristic.
• Taste: Bitter.
• Color: Varies depending on the type of opium. For instance,
Indian opium is dark brown while manipulated Turkish opium is
chocolate brown in color.
Active constituents
• Opium contains more than 19 alkaloids, some of which are
combined with meconic acid, others with sulfuric acid and
some as free alkaloids.
• There are 2 main classes:
• Benzyl isoquinoline.
• Phenanthrene.
ChemicalTests
1. First of all opium is dissolved in water and then ferric chloride solution is
added. It results in reddish purple color. The change in color occurs due to
presence of meconic acids in opium.
2. In another test, when opium is treated with small amount of nitric acid,
orange red color is produced. This test occurs due to the presence of
morphine in opium
3. Morphine silution+potassium ferricyanide+Ferric chloride gives bluish
green colour. Codeine does not give this test.
4. Papeverine+ HCL gives lemon yellow colour with potassium
ferricyanide.
ISOLATION OF ALKALOIDS
Varieties of Opium
VARIETY COLOUR SHAPE NATURE
Indian Opium Dark brown Cubical Brittle &
plastic
Persian Opium Dark brown Brick shaped Hygroscopic
smooth
Turkish Opium Dark brown Conical or
round
Hard & brittle
Uses
• Morphine:
1.Most powerful analgesic used in cases of severe pain as post operative pain,
bone fractures, cancer patients & in cases of angina.
2.Remedy in convulsions.
3.Precede the use of anesthetics to increase their efficacy
4.Used as an antagonists for poisonous effects of other alkaloids as strychnine,
atropine, phytostigmine.
Side Effects of morphine-
•Stimulate chemoreceptor trigger zone of medulla & causes
nausea vomiting.
•Constipation
•Respiratory depression
•Addiction
•Sedation
• Codeine:
1. is weaker in intensity than morphine.
2. produces less tendencies to addiction.
3. Codeine depresses the cough center in the brain.
4. Causes constipation & hypnosis.
Heroin:
1. It is the synthetic diacetyl derivative ofmorphine.
2. It is 5 X more potent as morphine.
Papaverine:
1. is a smooth muscle relaxant
Allied Plants
•Papever argemone
•Papever dubium
•Papever bracteatum
•Papever intermedia
•Papever orientale

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Pharmacognosy of Opium alkaloids ppt

  • 1. OPIUM Presented by: Roma Mridul Sharma Assistant Professor GES’s Sir Dr. M.S.Gosavi C.O.P.E.R Nashik
  • 2. DriedLatex • Latex is the milky sap of many plants that coagulates on exposure to air. It is an emulsion or suspension in which the aqueous phase is composed of mineral salts, proteins, sugars, tannins & alkaloids. The oily phase is composed of oils, resins, etc. • Latex is usually produced in laticiferous tissues which • may be: • Laticiferous cells • Laticiferous tubes. • Laticiferous vessels (originate from many cells): e.g. Opium
  • 4. Source • Raw opium is the dried milky exudation obtained by incising the unripe but fully grown capsules of Papaver somniferum Family - Papaveraceae . • The quality of opium is judged by morphine content which is required to be n. l. t. 9.5% by the USP. • Commercial varieties include Turkish, Persian, Indian & Yugoslavian opium.
  • 5. CultivationandCollectionandPreparation • Cultivation and collection of opium alkaloids are under Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic substance Act-1985. • The seeds of opium are cultivated in batches. This is to ensure that the entire crop is not affected by climatic conditions like frost or drought. • The cultivation is done in the months between September and April. • A gap of 25 cm should be maintained between two consecutive plants. • Before sowing the seeds, they are mixed with sands properly. • About five to six capsules appear on each plant and it flowers in the month of May-June.
  • 6. • After the petals fall from the poppy, the pod, which is about the size of a golf ball, is lanced, and the opium latex is exuded. What you see here is one lancing, made with a special knife which has four blades about 1/16th inch apart, clearly visible in the photo. Initially the latex is pink; later it changes to black.
  • 7. • Poppies are lanced in the afternoon and the latex is scraped off the next morning. • Pods ripen (soften) at different times in the field. Each pod can be lanced from 4 to 7 times. • The lancing takes a great deal of time and attention. • Several pods can be scraped before the opium is placed into a container. • So many pods to cut and scrape.
  • 8. • The opium collected is weighed on a daily basis before an officer of the Narcotics Dept. • After the latex has been collected, all the peasants from an area take their opium to a weighment center. Their opium has been scraped into standard containers of known weight. One-tenth of a hectare produces small amounts of latex.
  • 9. MacroscopicCharacter • Odor: Strong , characteristic. • Taste: Bitter. • Color: Varies depending on the type of opium. For instance, Indian opium is dark brown while manipulated Turkish opium is chocolate brown in color.
  • 10. Active constituents • Opium contains more than 19 alkaloids, some of which are combined with meconic acid, others with sulfuric acid and some as free alkaloids. • There are 2 main classes: • Benzyl isoquinoline. • Phenanthrene.
  • 11.
  • 12. ChemicalTests 1. First of all opium is dissolved in water and then ferric chloride solution is added. It results in reddish purple color. The change in color occurs due to presence of meconic acids in opium. 2. In another test, when opium is treated with small amount of nitric acid, orange red color is produced. This test occurs due to the presence of morphine in opium 3. Morphine silution+potassium ferricyanide+Ferric chloride gives bluish green colour. Codeine does not give this test. 4. Papeverine+ HCL gives lemon yellow colour with potassium ferricyanide.
  • 14. Varieties of Opium VARIETY COLOUR SHAPE NATURE Indian Opium Dark brown Cubical Brittle & plastic Persian Opium Dark brown Brick shaped Hygroscopic smooth Turkish Opium Dark brown Conical or round Hard & brittle
  • 15. Uses • Morphine: 1.Most powerful analgesic used in cases of severe pain as post operative pain, bone fractures, cancer patients & in cases of angina. 2.Remedy in convulsions. 3.Precede the use of anesthetics to increase their efficacy 4.Used as an antagonists for poisonous effects of other alkaloids as strychnine, atropine, phytostigmine.
  • 16. Side Effects of morphine- •Stimulate chemoreceptor trigger zone of medulla & causes nausea vomiting. •Constipation •Respiratory depression •Addiction •Sedation
  • 17. • Codeine: 1. is weaker in intensity than morphine. 2. produces less tendencies to addiction. 3. Codeine depresses the cough center in the brain. 4. Causes constipation & hypnosis.
  • 18. Heroin: 1. It is the synthetic diacetyl derivative ofmorphine. 2. It is 5 X more potent as morphine. Papaverine: 1. is a smooth muscle relaxant
  • 19. Allied Plants •Papever argemone •Papever dubium •Papever bracteatum •Papever intermedia •Papever orientale