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... E. littorale (Mamajjaka) is a relatively uncommon plant described in Ayurveda. Our ancient scholars and saints were well aware of its medicinal qualities. E. littorale (Mamajjaka) used by Ayurvedic physicians since a ... See full document

... of flupirtine treated group. 36 The effect of flupirtine on the electrical excitability of myelinated axons in isolated segments of rat sural nerve was examined in ...of flupirtine on pulmonary ... See full document

... Intranasal (IN) delivery is distinguished among the various strategies currently available for drug targeting. It is noninvasive and reduces the exposure of nontarget sites to therapeutic substances, thus ... See full document

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... on flupirtine-induced neuroprotection after experimental stroke [13, ...when flupirtine was applied before induction of stroke, but failed to do so when flupirtine was injected after stroke ... See full document

... Herald et al 54 synthesis novel 4-arylpyrido[1,2-c] pyrimidines and compound were evaluated for antidepressant activity target compounds were tested for their affinity for 5HT1A receptor[r] ... See full document

... present review we have made an attempt to congregate the botanical, phytochemical, ethnopharmacological, pharmacological and toxicological information on Phyllanthus emblica, a medicinal herb used in the Indian ... See full document

... Abstract: Snake venoms although, it is poisonous to animals and humans. It can be use as source of bioactive molecules which can be used for treatment of various diseases. Snake venom is composed of toxic and non-toxic ... See full document

... DCCT =Diabetes Control & Complications Trial; DM =Diabetes mellitus; DME= Diabetic macular edema; DR= Diabetic retinopathy; DRS= Diabetic Retinopathy Study; DRVS =Diabetic R[r] ... See full document

... Electrical excitability parameters determined for motor axons to abductor pollicus brevis in healthy subjects. Values are indicated for recordings made before (Baseline), 2 hours after oral flupirtine (200 mg ... See full document

... Under-nutrition in children may be corre- lated with the Ayurvedic description of symp- toms explained under karshya or krishangata (emaciation) caused due to apatarpana (under- nutrition), vitiation of Vata dosha ... See full document

... that CD133 may be a functional protein and/or a marker of differentiation status [52]. Additionally, the deacety- lase, HDAC6, has been shown to physically interact with CD133 in mammalian cells [51]. This association ... See full document

... The therapeutic use of plants goes back to the Sumerian civilization, and 400 years before the Common ...of therapeutic agents for thousands of years, and a large number of modern important medications have ... See full document

... [39] Sushil Bhargava, Prakash S.RAO, Paridhi Bhargava, Shivshankar Shukla. 2009. Antipyretic Potential of Swertia chirata Buch Ham. Root Extract. Sci Pharm. 77 :617-623. [40] Sekar BC, Mukherjee B, Chakarvarti RB, ... See full document

... Abstract: Osteoporosis is a condition causing significant morbidity and mortality in the elderly population worldwide. Age-related testosterone deficiency is the most important factor of bone loss in elderly men. ... See full document

... Garlic is believed to possess antimicrobial properties that can control a variety of organisms. Louis Pasteur was the first to describe the antibacterial properties of garlic juice. Garlic is nicknamed ‘Russian ... See full document

... discovered genetic factors provide key insight into potential non-neovascular AMD treatments. It is theorized that 20 known AMD associated genes can explain 40%–60% of dis- ease heritability. The genes with the ... See full document

... the therapeutic potential of targeting metabolic dependency specific to this EVI1 pa- tient subgroup and show the necessity of identifying spe- cific liabilities to achieve the best clinical outcome (Table ... See full document

... of flupirtine will provide further insight into their clinical ...of flupirtine or target-specific actions is preferential to gain benefit, especially in complex clinical conditions, requires further ... See full document