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... the anti-allergic properties of the nettle are confirmed. It has an inhibitory effect on the lipoxygenase and cyclooxygenase enzymes. These two enzymes are responsible for converting arachidonic acid into prostaglandins ... See full document

... discovery. Herbal Plants are widely used in the pharmaceutical industry for herbal drug development due to their structural diversity and presence of various pharmacological ...biological ... See full document

... monocotyledonous plants, especially the Gramineae and orchids, also contain large amounts of ...and environmental conditions may affect the occurrence in various parts of the ...biologically active ... See full document

... The use of traditional medicine on holistic approach date backs between 4000 BC to 1600 BC written in Rig Veda, Until late 1980’s the scientific approach to the use of holistic medicine is based on identifying the ... See full document

... The pH value has a critical role in formation of metal- chelate complex, so, the influence of pH on CPE of Cu 2+ , Mn 2+ and Ni 2+ was investigated by changing the pH values of buffer solutions in the range of 3.0-10. ... See full document

... ethanolic extract of C. inerme was found to be better antidiabetic than the ethanolic extract of J. mesyni Hance and C. citrinus administered at the dose of 400 mg/kg. This may be attributed to better extraction ... See full document

... extracted from the leaves of ...prepared from the inflamed fruits is recommended as a treatment for gastritis, anemia, jaundice, some cardiac problems, nasal congestion, and urine ...made from the ... See full document

... the extraction process was twice repeated the combined filtrate were then evaporated under reduced pressure to give a dark green Viscous Mass the extract was stored at 0-4oC, 20% yield was ... See full document

... Terminalia bellerica is known as “Behara” in Hindi and Vibhitaki’ in Sanskrit is a homeostatic and bitter herb that aids in purification and circulation of blood in the body. It delivers the same valuable power as of E. ... See full document

... drugs herbal products is a better alternative without any serious side effects like hypoglycaemia to controlled diabetes mellitus so in this review we concluded that plants reported to prevent the diabetes ... See full document

... A concurrent approach to the automatic extraction of subsegmental primes and phonological constituents from speech A concurrent approach to the automatic extraction of subsegmental primes and phonolog[.] ... See full document

... themselves from a hydrophilic to the lipid environment of the cell membrane, which ultimately reaches the ...plant constituents, which find their application in skin disorders, anti-ageing possess and ... See full document

... of active site of metalo-enzymes [5], solid phase extraction of metal ions [6] to various types of polymerization [7], preparation of ion selective electrode [8] ... See full document

... Blood pressure lowering, Diuretic and Sedative activities of cardamom. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2008: 115: 463-472. 19. Magos GA, Mateos JC, Páez E, Fernández G, Lobato C, Márquez C et al: Hypotensive and ... See full document

... From the above chart it can be inferred that concrete prepared using roofing tiles as coarse aggregate and plastering wastes as fine aggregate (Type 1) is having the highest strength among recycled aggregate ... See full document

... its extraction from natural sources is the most crucial ...of extraction regulate numerous char- acteristics of purified chitin such as molecular weight, degree of deacetylation, purity and ... See full document

... products from medicinal plants, either as pure compounds or as standardized extracts, provide unlimited opportunities for new drug leads because of the unmatched chemical ...notably from plant ... See full document

... The classes of compounds present in C. kongensis were monoterpenes (16.2%), sesquiterpenes (48.7%), aro- matic ester (12.7%), aromatic compounds (12.1%) among others. The main compounds of C. kongensis were benzyl ... See full document

... effective environmental restoration such as bioremediation; however, most of the effective bioremediation strategies do not necessarily use a “green” ...This process was shown to be possible through an ... See full document

... The mixture of six parts C. chinensis and one part Tetradium rutaecarpa (evodia, wú zh yú) fruit is known as Zu J n Wán, “Left Metal Pill,” in Chinese medicine. It originated in 1481 CE in D n X X n F (Essential ... See full document