[PDF] Top 20 Potential of wild plants as a source of bioactive compounds

... 110 nutritious vegetable and is one of the most common plants in the world. In folk medicine, this herb is utilized as an antipyretic, anti-septic, anti- spasmodic, anti-scorbutic, analgesic, muscle relaxant and ... See full document

... The anticestodal efficacy of Adhatoda vasica leaf extract was evaluated using Hymenolepisdiminuta-rat experimental model. The study shows that the leaf extract of Adhatoda vasica possesses significant anticestodal ... See full document

... A small-scale extract obtained from a solid culture of Streptomyces sp. (LA3L2) showed good cytotoxicity and a new cytotoxic metabolite was isolated from a large- scale extract of Streptomyces sp. (LA3L2). This ... See full document

... rich source of haemopoietic stem cells, which can be collected and stored, in appropriate conditions for future ...convenient source of homologous material, for diagnosis and therapy of inborn errors of ... See full document

... tremendous potential of microorganisms as a source of new bioactive secondary metabolites and it is reported that most of the marine bacterial pigments exhibit antimicrobial ...produce ... See full document

... a potential for wound healing [19,20] but to the best of our knowledge no study have been done to evaluate the wound healing effects of Musa ...a potential source of bioactive compounds ... See full document

... the bioactive phytocompounds present in the aqueous extract of ...the bioactive compounds was confirmed by FTIR ...a source for potential anticancer ...the bioactive ... See full document

... Over the last decade, cryptococcosis has increased and has become one of the major fungal diseases of medical importance in both immunocompromised and immuno- competent individuals. Unfortunately, treatment failures, due ... See full document

... antimicrobial potential against various ...to plants have a great potential for the production of useful bioactive metabolites and those they are considered to be prolific resource for ... See full document

... the compounds in the leaves of Nigella hispanica and their anti oxident activity through insilico ...Large potential drugs were designed for identifying molecules that can likely bind to protein target of ... See full document

... major bioactive components in Lavandula angustifolia essential oil reported to have antiradical activities in crude soybean oil ...antioxidant potential with maximum antiradical activity related to the 10 ... See full document

... six wild fruits, Phyllanthus emblica exhibit highest activity in all the six ...better source of natural antioxidant, which might be helpful for further studies to unravel novel treatment strategies for ... See full document

... popular plants in Algeria to treat gastrointestinal system diseases (diarrhea, constipation, and stomach bloating), anemia, gum and teeth [12], as well as diabetes ...important source of polyphenolic ... See full document

... Ayurvedic plants are due to the presence of potential bioactive compounds, which help to reduce bacterial load in the oral cavity and thus prevent the formation of plaque, dental caries and ... See full document

... abundant source of isoprenylated flavonoids, a class of compounds which has the chemical and biological properties ...for bioactive compounds from natural plants, this research will ... See full document

... marine bioactive compounds as anticancer agents using computational ...this compounds formed stable interaction in the surface of LANA1 mainly through ...potent bioactive compound from marine ... See full document

... targeted compounds from ...are potential producers of bioactive compounds and effective in destroying cancer cells by inducing apoptotic death, or affecting cell signaling by activation of ... See full document

... antimicrobial plants Syzygium aromaticum (Ginger) and Zingiber officinale (Clove) were selected, and their bioactive compounds were extracted by Soxhlet and applied in different proportions on 100% ... See full document

... of protein, fat, fiber, ash, moisture, polysaccharide, total saccharide, and total flavonoid were determined to be 11.42%, 1.46%, 5.45%, 3.85%, 13.30%, 38.91%, 47.37%, and 2.18 mg 100 g -1 , respectively. Amino acid ... See full document

... ABSTRACT The marine bryozoan Bugula neritina is the source of the bioactive polyketide compounds, the bryostatins.. The biosynthesis of the bryostatins is putatively prescribed by the Ty[r] ... See full document