E-Learning & Certification of an expert on qualitative and quantitative analysis of the effective substances of medicinal plants, has been created to fully familiarize people with the effective substances of medicinal plants. In this standard, a person must be able to examine and identify the chemical substance (targeted active substance) in a plant sample or plant product, and according to the characteristics of the sample and available methods, identify and determine the amount of this compound or compounds, and the results obtained interpret and make a logical conclusion. In cases where the sample is new or the existing methods cannot lead to a logical and acceptable result, a new specific method must be designed according to the conditions of the sample along with control and side tests to test the accuracy and precision of the method.

Definition of the effective substance of medicinal plants:

The effective substance of medicinal plants are metabolites which, although they are not necessary for the survival of the plant itself, but their production and storage are vital and life-saving for humans. These substances are also known as secondary metabolites. There are substances in plants that are known as natural substances. Natural substances include primary and secondary metabolites in plants. Primary metabolites are essential for living organisms. That is, the life of living organisms depends on the presence of these substances in their bodies. Primary metabolites include carbohydrates, fats, various amino acids, nucleoproteins, enzymes, etc. The presence of secondary metabolites is not essential or absolutely necessary for the continuation of life, and it can be said that these substances are the chemical agent of vital defense currents. Secondary metabolites include glycosides, alkaloids, essential oils, flavonoids, mucilages, tannins, etc. The effective substances of medicinal plants are divided into four main groups:

• glycosides
• alkaloids
• volatile oils
• other substances. Other substances include: bitter substances, flavones, mucilages, vitamins, flavonoids, tannins and silicic acid, lipids and…

Course headings ff6600;”>E-Learning & Certification expert in qualitative and quantitative analysis of active substances of medicinal plants:

< Methods of material analysis in plants and extracts Extraction and essential oil extraction methods Analysis and analysis of results Compliance with safety principles in the laboratory
• Plant maintenance method
• Monitoring the proper functioning of the equipment

Prerequisites for the expert course on qualitative and quantitative analysis of active substances of medicinal plants:

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