Brazilian Tree Branches Yield New Triterpene With Selective Activity Against Leukemia Cells
Chemists isolated a never-before-seen lupane triterpene and a leukemia-selective compound from the branches of a traditional Brazilian medicinal shrub.
Chemists isolated a never-before-seen lupane triterpene and a leukemia-selective compound from the branches of a traditional Brazilian medicinal shrub.
Extracts from two invasive plants showed no genotoxic, mutagenic, or carcinogenic effects in yeast tests and instead protected cells against ...
A new review in Pharmacia compiles the chemical compounds and pharmacological effects of Althaea officinalis, the marshmallow plant long used ...
A two-year study in Bulgaria's Kazanlak Rose Valley found that organic farming of Rosa damascena yields essential oils with higher ...
A comprehensive review traces over a century of research on Bulgaria's Chenopodiaceae, from nineteenth-century floristic accounts to modern molecular taxonomy ...
Deep in the Brazilian cerrado, a gnarled tree known locally as marolo or araticum has long been a fixture of ...
Researchers in India used Pergularia daemia leaf extract to synthesize titanium dioxide nanoparticles that inhibit multidrug-resistant bacteria, suppress biofilms, and ...
A new rat study shows that burdock root extract protects the liver and pancreas from valproic acid-induced toxicity by restoring ...
Researchers in Brazil have isolated a previously unknown dimeric biflavonoid from the wood of the Amazonian sumaúma tree, Ceiba pentandra, ...
The editors of BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies have retracted a 2023 study on the traditional medicinal plant Biarum bovei ...
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