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Potential of plant proteins for medical applications
Trends in Biotechnology, 2011Various natural and synthetic polymers are being explored to develop biomaterials for tissue engineering and drug delivery. Although proteins are preferable over carbohydrates and synthetic polymers, biomaterials developed from proteins lack the mechanical properties and/or biocompatibilities required for medical applications. Plant proteins are widely
Narendra, Reddy, Yiqi, Yang
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Elemental characterisation of the medical plant Alchemilla velebitica
Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, 2015Alchemilla, commonly called "lady's mantle", is a genus of herbaceous perennial plants belonging to the family Rosaceae. The species Alchemilla velebitica is found only in Southern Europe, like in the Croatian National Park Northern Velebit. Its benefits, such as a astringent and emmenagogue activity as well as wound healing are correlated to the ...
Juranović Cindrić, Iva +4 more
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2001
In critical respects, the varieties of medical practice in 18th-century France bore greater resemblance to those of the ancient and medieval worlds than to those of the later 19th and 20th centuries. The use of plants for healthful nutrition, and their related use for the maintenance of health, was of primitive origin, providing the 18th century with ...
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In critical respects, the varieties of medical practice in 18th-century France bore greater resemblance to those of the ancient and medieval worlds than to those of the later 19th and 20th centuries. The use of plants for healthful nutrition, and their related use for the maintenance of health, was of primitive origin, providing the 18th century with ...
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Medical Plants in the Arid Zones
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1961This booklet is essentially an inventory and description of higher plants native to arid and semiarid zones of the world, with commentary upon their medicinal uses, commercial possibilities, and a consideration of certain non-native plants that might profitably be introduced.
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2014
In today’s world millions of people lead a low quality of life, or even lose their lives because of highly expensive medical treatments. Cheap and accessible treatments, on the other hand, protect the continuity of human life and thus protect the health of societies.
ÇETİNKAYA KARAFAKI, Filiz +1 more
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In today’s world millions of people lead a low quality of life, or even lose their lives because of highly expensive medical treatments. Cheap and accessible treatments, on the other hand, protect the continuity of human life and thus protect the health of societies.
ÇETİNKAYA KARAFAKI, Filiz +1 more
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[Therapeutics using plants: medications based on plants].
Bulletin de l'Academie nationale de medecine, 1990There has been renewed interest in the age-old practice of using plants to treat disease. The general public prefers to emphasize the side effects of modern drugs rather than consider the efficacy of the revolutionary changes in therapeutics over the past forty years.
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Immobilization of plant histaminase for medical applications
Inflammation Research, 2000FEDERICO, Rodolfo +4 more
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From medical student to Editor: A note of thanks
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Ted Gansler
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Valorization of Medical Plants Residues through Anaerobic Digestion
Waste and Biomass ValorizationI. Kontodimos +3 more
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