Researchers synthesized ZnO nanoparticles with extracts from Mentha longifolia var. asiatica and Zygophyllum arabicum to target Rab22A in breast cancer cells. Results showed significant cytotoxicity and apoptotic activity, with Z. arabicum being more effective. This research provides valuable insights for potential breast cancer treatments.
Study from Iran found essential oils from 3 ecotypes effective against plant pathogens and reduced colon tumour cell viability. Ecotype 3 showed highest concentration and potential for anti-tumour activity. Useful for plant disease control and anti-cancer research.
Scientists studied the essential oil of Mentha longifolia from Iran and Iraq for antifungal properties. Terpenoid and phenolic compounds have potential food and pharmaceutical applications. Consider genetics and habitat when determining plant phytochemical profiles.
Medicinal plant-based cerium oxide nanoparticles (CeONPs) showed strong antimicrobial properties against various bacteria and fungi, with potential applications in pharmaceuticals and food preservation due to low toxicity and organic coating. Plants like Mentha leaf extract can enhance CeONPs' therapeutic potential.
Silver nanoparticles in gel improves wound healing in diabetic rats. Bioactive compounds from high altitude plants may have potential for wound healing. Useful for lab research.
This study investigates the potential of a hydroethanolic extract of L. to inhibit the growth of RT001 bacteria and its associated inflammation and cell death. Relevant for finding new medicines against multidrug-resistant infections.
Moroccan L. essential oil (ML-EO) is composed of piperitenone oxide, caryophyllene, and germacrene D. It has strong antioxidant, antimicrobial, and insecticidal properties. ML-EO can be used to preserve food and protect against microbes and pests in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
This study examined the effects of different solvents on extracts from Moroccan Mentha longifolia leaves. The hydroethanolic extract had the highest phenolic and flavonoid content, best antioxidant capacity, and highest reducing power. The extracts also showed antibacterial activity.
Researchers synthesized silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) with antibiotics and Mentha longifolia extract, comparing them to control AgNPs. Antibiotic-based AgNPs had altered properties and enhanced antibacterial activity, suggesting potential for combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria. (40 words)
Dietary medicinal plants are highly valuable in alternative medicine, with disease-preventing and healing properties that can improve overall well-being and reduce disease risk, revolutionizing healthcare.
This review evaluated studies on the role of herbal medicines in managing brain injury. Researchers searched various databases and found 32 studies with medicinal plants like Ginkgo biloba and olive that showed significant improvements in brain injury. The plants worked through different mechanisms, such as reducing free radicals and nitric oxide toxicity and increasing neuronal density. The review summarized the neuroprotective actions and molecular mechanisms of each plant. Overall, herbal medicines show promise in preventing and managing brain injury.
This study evaluated the potential of Mentha longifolia (MML) to protect against kidney damage caused by serotonin-induced hypoglycemia in diabetic rats. Serotonin treatment caused hypoglycemia, impaired the body's defense system, and caused abnormal kidney histopathology. However, treatment with MML extract rescued these changes and reduced the associated toxicity. The study suggests that using MML may be a useful treatment for preventing kidney damage in diabetic patients.