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Qualitative screening of phytochemical components in the methanolic extracts from Tagetes nelsonii, Agave americana, and Aloe vera gel.
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Currently, there are various physical and mechanical agents that can cause skin wounds, which are still traditionally treated with plant extracts. It has been reported that the genus Tagetes has a wide range of biological properties, including antibacterial and wound healing activity. Likewise, Agave americana extract and Aloe vera gel have shown p...
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... characterization of the bioactive compounds in the extracts of T. nelsonii, A. americana, and Aloe vera gel was performed using colorimetric methods. Table 1 displays the qualitative colorimetric tests of the methanolic extracts, wherein the abundant presence of flavonoids, sterols, and terpenes can be observed in the T. nelsonii extract, and it is important to mention that these determinations are the first reported for the T. nelsonii species. The A. vera gel mainly showed the presence of carbohydrates and saponins, while A. americana exhibited a moderate content of saponins and tannins. ...Similar publications
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