Tanzanian medicinal plants used traditionally for the treatment of malaria: in vivo antimalarial and in vitro cytotoxic activities

Gessler, M.C.; Tanner, M.; Chollet, J.; Nkunya, M.H.H.; Heinrich, M.

Tanzanian medicinal plants used traditionally for the treatment of malaria: in vivo antimalarial and in vitro cytotoxic activities

1995

Gessler, M.C. | Tanner, M. | Chollet, J. | Nkunya, M.H.H. | Heinrich, M. (Swiss Tropical Institute, Department of Public Health and Epidemiology, Socinstrasse 57, CH-4002 Basel (Switzerland))

AGROVOC Keywords

animal animales animals bark celastraceae cell culture cell lines corteza culture de cellule cytotoxicity drug plants extractos vegetales farmacologia in vitro experimentation medicinal properties menispermaceae pharmacologie pharmacology plant extracts plantas medicinales plante medicinale plasmodium berghei propiedades medicinales racine roots stems tallo tige toxicidad toxicity

Bibliographic information

Published in

Phytotherapy Research (United Kingdom)

Volume 9 Issue 7

Pagination

pp. 504-508

Other Subjects

Cissampelos mucronata; Maytenus senegalensis; Antimalarial properties; Experimentation in vitro; Extrait d'origine vegetale; Cultivo de celulas; Salacia madagascariensis; Raices; Toxicite; Ecorce; Cissampelos; Propriete pharmacologique; Experimentacion in vitro

Language

English

Note

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