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In Silico Study of Bioactive Compounds from Cinchona Bark as Potential Antimalarial Against Human Glucokinase Receptor

Indo J Chem Res
Malaria remains a significant health concern in Indonesia, with endemic regions reporting persistent transmission of Plasmodium parasites. This study explores the potential of compounds derived from Cinchona succirubra, traditionally known for its ...
Kezia Stella Carmencinta Salvi, Alifa Dhia Shalima, Alya Novia Hanifa, Johnessa Cung, Bagus Adhinagoro, Shela Salsabila, Muchtaridi   +6 more
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The cinchona alkaloids and the aminoquinolines

, 2020
The bark of the cinchona tree was first employed to treat malaria in Europe during the 15th century. Its active ingredients are natural products that are collectively known as the cinchona alkaloids and include quinine.
S. Rawe, Claire McDonnell
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Effects of light quality on the ex-vitro growth and development of Cinchona officinalis

Organic Photonics + Electronics
Cinchona officinalis L. is an endangered medicinal tree native to the Andean region of Ecuador. The species faces propagation challenges due to limited natural regeneration and specific germination requirements.
Oscar Vivanco-Galván, Darwin Castillo-Malla, Yuliana Jiménez-Gaona   +2 more
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History of Convicted Labour in Cinchona Plantations from 1859 to 1884 with Special Reference to the Nilgiri District – A Study

Bodhi international journal of research in humanities, arts and science
This paper examines the history of the cinchona plantation in India, with a particular focus on the Nilgiri district. Cinchona is a tree native to South America, known to the Inca tribes long before it was brought to Spain in 1532 by the Spanish ...
S. Soundarya, Dr. R. Malliga
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Cinchona officinalis (Cinchona Tree) and Corylus avellana (Common Hazel)

2022
Sawsan A. Oran, Arwa Rasem Althaher, Mohammad S. Mubarak   +2 more
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Cinchona pubescens (quinine tree)

PlantwisePlus Knowledge Bank, 2022
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Cinchona Tree

2006
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THE INTRODUCTION OF CINCHONA TREES INTO INDIA

BMJ, 1916
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Effect of 3-Dihydrocadambine isolated from wild Cinchona (Anthocephalus chinensis) leaves on blood pressure and heart rate in tree shrew (Tupaia glis)

The effect of 3 ∝ -dihydrocadambine, indole glycosidic alkaloid (ALK), isolated from Anthocephalus chinensis leaves on blood pressure and heart rate was investigated in tree shrews. This ALK at various doses were dissolved in 10% polyethylene glycol (PEG) in normal saline for intravenous injection (IV) which was found that 6.4 mg/kg B.W.
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Identification of the Optimal Substrate for Sexual Propagation of Cinchona officinalis L.: Implications for Conservation and Sustainable Use

Forestry sciences
Fátima Elizabeth Marcelo-Bazán, Walter Mantilla-Chávez, Karla Patricia Paredes-Pajares, Deisy Medaly Chávez-Cercado, J. R. Baselly-Villanueva, Pedro Álvarez-Álvarez   +5 more
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