The Salicylates Obtained from the Bark of a Weeping Willow Tree
THE SALICYLATES OBTAINED FROM THE BARK OF WEEPING WILLOW (Salix sepulcralis, Salicaceae) AS A STIMULANT
Undergraduate Thesis
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
GLAIZALINE A. AGUSTIN
JOANNA MARIE S. BAUTISTA
WINNIE G. ERORITA
Mariano Marcos State University
College of Health Sciences
Department of Pharmacy
2906 City of Batac, Ilocos Norte
March 2010
APPROVAL SHEET
This thesis manuscript entitled THE SALICYLATES OBTAINED FROM THE BARK OF WEEPING WILLOW (Salix sepulcralis, Salicaceae) AS A STIMULANT prepared and submitted by Agustin, Glaizaline A., Bautista, Joanna Marie S., Erorita, Winnie G., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, is hereby endorsed.
Imelda B. Corpuz, RPh, MS
Adviser
Augustus Caesar C. Pati, RPh Janelyn V. Rojas, RPh, MST Member Member
Artemio Seatriz, Ed.D. Dexter A. Adriatico Statistician English Critic
Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
Aileen O. Camangeg, RPh, MA, MS Lailani S. Galutira, RN, MHPEd Chairman, Dept. of Pharmacy Dean, College of Health Sciences
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Amidst all the challenges that appeared over the horizon which brought unclear visions of tomorrow, some people were considerate enough to become the researchers’ lanterns in the uncertain path. They are the people who believed in their unique capabilities, trusted their strengths and helped mold themselves in order to fill their visible weaknesses. Thus, they would like to extend the greatest appreciation to all the people who contributed in the completion of this manuscript: To their dearest families and friends for their outmost support which served as their greatest foundation of inspiration and determination; To Ms. Imelda B. Corpuz and
Undergraduate Thesis
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
GLAIZALINE A. AGUSTIN
JOANNA MARIE S. BAUTISTA
WINNIE G. ERORITA
Mariano Marcos State University
College of Health Sciences
Department of Pharmacy
2906 City of Batac, Ilocos Norte
March 2010
APPROVAL SHEET
This thesis manuscript entitled THE SALICYLATES OBTAINED FROM THE BARK OF WEEPING WILLOW (Salix sepulcralis, Salicaceae) AS A STIMULANT prepared and submitted by Agustin, Glaizaline A., Bautista, Joanna Marie S., Erorita, Winnie G., in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, is hereby endorsed.
Imelda B. Corpuz, RPh, MS
Adviser
Augustus Caesar C. Pati, RPh Janelyn V. Rojas, RPh, MST Member Member
Artemio Seatriz, Ed.D. Dexter A. Adriatico Statistician English Critic
Accepted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy.
Aileen O. Camangeg, RPh, MA, MS Lailani S. Galutira, RN, MHPEd Chairman, Dept. of Pharmacy Dean, College of Health Sciences
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Amidst all the challenges that appeared over the horizon which brought unclear visions of tomorrow, some people were considerate enough to become the researchers’ lanterns in the uncertain path. They are the people who believed in their unique capabilities, trusted their strengths and helped mold themselves in order to fill their visible weaknesses. Thus, they would like to extend the greatest appreciation to all the people who contributed in the completion of this manuscript: To their dearest families and friends for their outmost support which served as their greatest foundation of inspiration and determination; To Ms. Imelda B. Corpuz and
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