Study on Ethiopian medicinal plant, Bersama abyssinica, showed antioxidant & antimicrobial benefits. Rich in phytochemicals, GC-MS analysis revealed 30 volatile compounds. Seeds possess high antioxidant, antibacterial, and antifungal activities, suggesting potential for drug discovery.
Turmeric regulates gut-liver axis to treat hepatobiliary diseases. Safe, effective, with potential clinical benefits. More research needed for clinical application.
Ethanolic leaf extract from X plant increases insulin-stimulated glucose uptake in muscle cells, potentially improving insulin sensitivity and hyperglycemia in diabetes. Contains unique bioactive compounds with therapeutic potential.
Moracin D from Morus alba L. has potential for treating pancreatic cancer due to its anti-inflammation, anti-breast cancer, Alzheimer's disease activity. Further research needed for its effectiveness and mechanisms.
Researchers studied the potential benefits of Marrubium vulgare, or 'white horehound,' on Alzheimer's disease. Results suggest it may protect against neuronal loss, oxidative stress, and improve short-term memory. Promising for future treatments.
Researchers studied small RNAs during coffee plant development, identifying specific types like miRNAs and tRFs. They found a co-expression pattern in resistance genes across all stages, with miRNAs showing stage-specific accumulation related to hormonal responses and transcription factors. This research provides insights into plant growth regulation.
Kaempferitrin from Bauhinia forficata leaves inhibits tubular ferroptosis, reducing renal inflammation and fibrosis in CKD. It protects renal function, decreases iron levels, and inhibits NOX4-mediated ferroptosis, offering potential therapeutic value for CKD.