Pharmacognosy with Basics of Plant Biochemistry - Kovalyov V. M. 2004


Alphabetical Index of Animal-Origin Objects

Honey bee 58

Bee venom 107

Beeswax 154, 657, 659

Chicken egg white 619

Common adder 106

Steppe viper 106

Levantine viper 106

Jararaca 106

Bovine Bile 656

Rattlesnake 104

Sperm whale 155

Flower pollen 592

Indian cobra 106

Central Asian cobra 106

Corals 133

Coral snake 106

Lanolin 154, 657

Royal jelly 103

Honey 58, 59, 656

Natural gastric juice 620

Internal fat 656

Medicinal leech 101

Human Blood Plasma 620

Propolis 591, 640, 657

Bovine Pancreas 619, 620

Porcine pancreas 619

Haddock 152

Fish oil 152, 623

Bovine intestinal mucosa 619, 620

Porcine gastric mucosa 619

Lamb and calf gastric mucosa 619

Spermaceti 155

Bovine Testes 620

Bovine Heart Tissues 619, 620

Atlantic cod 152

Baltic cod 152

Copperhead 106

Common pit viper 106

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Chicken egg white 619

Internal fat 656

Common adder 106

Steppe viper 106

Levantine viper 106

Jararaca 106

Bovine bile 656

Rattlesnake 104

Sperm whale 155

Spectacled cobra 106

Central Asian cobra 106

Coral snake 106

Corals 133

Lanolin 154, 657

Royal jelly 103

Honey 58, 59, 656

Natural gastric juice 620

Haddock 152

Medicinal leech 101

Human blood plasma 620

Bovine pancreas 619 620

Porcine pancreas 619

Propolis 591, 640, 657

Honey bee 58

Beeswax 154, 657, 659

Bee venom 107

Fish oil 152, 623

Bovine testes 620

Porcine gastric mucosa 619

Lamb and calf gastric mucosa 619

Bovine intestinal mucosa 619, 620

Spermaceti 155

Bovine heart tissue 619, 620

Atlantic cod 152

Baltic cod 152

Flower pollen 592

Eastern massasauga 106

Northern copperhead 106



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