Medicinal Plants - Science topic

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Dear Satish Kumar Khadia,

Molecular markers are stretches of DNA that are located within the entire genome of a plant you can use the markers for medicinal plant authentication. DNA markers are not tissue-specific and thus can be detected at any stage of plant development. You can use molecular markers such as SCAR (Sequence Characterized Amplified Regions), LAMP (Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification), SSRs (Simple Sequence Repeats), and SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) for the identification of medicinal plants.

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Olive bark is a term used to describe the outer layer of the bark from an olive tree. It is composed of layers of thick, dark-colored cork cells, which protect the inner bark from weather and pests. Olive bark is harvested for use in various products, including homeopathic medicines, cosmetics, and dyes.

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Hello Scholar, I am not aware about seminar on this topic but i can suggest that many botanical plants / medicinal plants are effective in curing dandruff like Mango seed kerne, Indian gooseberry fruit, Hibiscus flowers, basil etc. In Ayurveda Dandruff is called as Arunshika and many remedies are prescribed for the same in Ayurveda classical literature.

you can do the maceration extraction method by using ethanol 70% or 96% for 24 hour and then it can be evaporated by using rotary evaporator instrument. so you can collect the extract.

by using the reference chemical compound (eg. quersetin) and setting the HPLC condition you can check the consentration the specific chemical compound (eg. quercetin) by AUC result.

if you do fraction part (non polar; semi polar; polar) you know the compound part of solvent type.

for the next part, you can do purification by isolation the specific compound of herb.

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First of all we can go through the references on this in ancient texts and collect the current information on the same subject from appropriate sources then go through the published and approved articles on the topic

I think that sage (المريمية) is very useful to drink every day for the strengthening the immune system.

Abdelkrim Rebiai

Have you checked it as Cistanche violacea (Desf.) Hoffmanns. & Link ?

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Alessandra Serain

MIC is more common and more suitable for antimicrobial testing. IC50 is only available when you use microbroth dilution method. For your extract and if you are using mircobroth dilution method, it is better to go further in testing to get MIC and MBC. then you test these concentrations on eukaryotic cells to confirm their selectivity toward microbs.

you can read this article:

Six different isolation media: plain PDA, plain MEA, PDA supplemented with host plant powder (PHP), PDA supplemented with host plant water extract (PPE), MEA supplemented with host plant powder (MHP) and MEA supplemented with host plant water extract (MPE) were studied and the results showed that the isolated

Mahdi S. Jaafar yes for sure but this will take some time as I have personally tried this to check the results and believe me the natural biofertilizers enhances the overall soil and its nature

It depends on the nature of the paralysis. For cases of Guilain-Barré Syndrome, homeopathic Conium (Water hemlock in homeopathic potency) has been useful. I cured a case of brachial plexus palsy with Hypericum (St. John's wart in potency). Paralysis due to MS is more complicated and a wide variety of medicine have been use, from plant, animal and mineral sources. Rhus-toxicodendron potentized has been useful for certain cases of paralysis.

We got the best resalts using 0.5 ml/kg CCl4 to induce fibrosis

In-situ and ex-situ conservation is the best solution for the conservation and sustainable management of medicinal plants but community awareness is also important. In most cases, the medicinal plants are collected by untrained or unprofessional local shepherds, plant collectors, some local traders, and even schoolchildren. They do not know even the plant part used as medicine and active ingredients and collecting/harvesting the plant's irrational ways like if the medicinal part of the plant is leaves, instead of collecting some leaves they cut the whole plants; if the active ingredients or medicinal part of the plant is root then they uproot the plant before seed setting which is the major reason of poor regeneration and sustainability of the plant resource in a certain area. There is thus a need first to identify the people who are involved in plant collection the to provide them training on the proper time of harvesting and collection techniques sustained without degrading the basic resources. There should be a clear-cut government policy on medicinal plant collection and trade following sustainable harvest and management principles.

Nardostachys not but Valeriana jatamasi, you can get from Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology (IHBT), Palampur

Yes, if you are graduated from scientific department.

The process going through the following steps:

1- collection 2-washing with water 3- drying ( under shade) 4-grouding 5- extraction with different solvents( start from non-polar) 6- taking TLC 7- evaporation of solvents 8- separation (using different chromatographic techniques) 9- identification of the single pure compounds(using different spectroscopic methods, IR, NMR, MS,...etc) 10- application in different fields.

Each step has it's detail and following scientific ways.

Finally, you need to join some lectures on phytochemistry and labs.

thank you so much all of you for guiding me in best way.as beginner in research i have learnt much.

Check https://www.mdpi.com/2223-7747/11/3/439/pdf

Dear Colleague,

I just tried it and it worked. Are you sure you used the right link?

Please try copy-pasting it in your browser and if it still does not work contact me directly at sergio.ochatt@inrae.fr and I'll send you the pdf by email.

With best wishes,

S.J. Ochatt

Dear Dr Binte Naeem,

The protocols found in this article (in attached) may also help you.

Best wishes,

Sabri

Generally in mild symptomatic infection Paracetamol 650 with Vitamin C , Zinc tablet fir three days ,Prednisolone . For severe acute respiratory syndrome ( SARS-COV-2 ) the patient should be shifted to Hospitals ( ICU management ).

Good luck.

Dear Dr Md. Hakimul Haque,

I found this interesting article (in attached) that may help you.

Best wishes,

Sabri

Check https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328395421_Conserving_threatened_widespread_species_a_case_study_using_a_traditional_medicinal_plant_in_Asia

Hello, I have collected a few articles on this overview for my work. I wish you should take a look at those, that might help you!

However, It's hard to do for cleansing (as it will be washed immediately), But the idea works well if it's a Lotion or gel or cream.

1) https://doi.org/10.1080/13102818.2021.1915869

2) DOI:10.3390/nu13010203

3) DOI:10.3390/nu10040403

4) DOI: 10.2174/1381612826666200417160049

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Dear Sundar Ray,

Dr. K V Radhakrishnan, Dr. L. Ravisankar and Dr. B. Sasidhar at CSIR – National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology (NIIST), Trivendrum; Dr. K. Suresh Babu at CSIR - Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) are helpful about your search.

My self (Dr. K. Venkateswarlu) and Prof. A. G. Damu at Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh were also have good experience in separation, purification and structure elucidation of natural products.

Please let me know about your requirement, so that I may help/suggest you further information.

Regards,

Dr. Katta Venkateswarlu.

I can help you in this field

First establish , whether any important endophytes present , if they are present , in which plant part , such endophytes exist , such preliminary information is mandatory to go ahead..

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Caffeine does not behave as base. It belongs to alkaloids mostly due to its pharmacological action.

Also check https://bmcresnotes.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13104-015-1228-3

Also check https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10942912.2021.1953067

Very interesting, take a look at this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ww2TP_tU7o

L. Marian Gonzàlez

It is Cirsium vulgare (Savi) Ten. of Asteraceae family.

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I agree with Dr J. C. Tarafdar.

Totally agree, the use of medicinal plants is gaining ground in the fight against Covid-19, we must deepen research on the use of medicinal plants by indigenous populations.

We have a paper in press about endophytic fungus Saccharomyces cerevisiae in medicinal plant and see that this yeast idinduces the plant to produce phenol, quinines and other importnat secondary metabolites.

Yes. Please have a look at the following RG links.

Have a look at this useful RG link.

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I think you can simply download phytochemicals from the PubChem (https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ ), where it is freely available with different interesting options too.

I think together would not be possible to access it, because it will demand you for charges.

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Asif

Your welcome Dr Ali.

I wish you all the best in your research.

I suggest you go through these sites:

1.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

2.https://www.scopus.com

3.https://www.mdpi.com › pdf

4.https://www.springernature.com

5.https://www.googlescholar.com

6.https://www.researchgate.net

Dear Nantenaina, thank you for sharing this very interesting technical question with the RG community. For streptozotocin-induced hyperglycemia please have a look at the following potentially useful article:

(please see the attached pdf file)

Also see the following interesting paper: Comparative effects of glibenclamide, metformin and insulin on fetal pancreatic histology and maternal blood glucose in pregnant streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats

This article has been posted by the authors as public full text on RG. Thus you can freely download it as pdf file. Good luck with your research and best wishes!

Yes, you can grow.

Si es posible utilizar plantas en vivo.

Dear Wenliang Xu,

Could you describe more details about the medicinal plant extracts which you have had available? Please a attached PDF file (name, quantity, purity, and so on), it will help everyone support to you better.

Best regards

Please see the following RG link.

Also check https://www.researchgate.net/publication/284222289_Influence_of_Drying_Methods_Extraction_Time_and_Organ_Type_on_Essential_Oil_Content_of_Rosemary_Rosmarinus_officinalis_L

checkout this chapter

Also check https://www.analytik-jena.com/knowledge/blog/posts/uv-vis-wastewater/

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Depends on the plant species and their photoperiodism, i.e., is a certain plant species day length neutral or requires a "long" day or maybe "short" day. Under the term of day, I mean the daylight length, I hope you understand what I meant, such phenomena are called photoperiodism. However, it is also well-known that not only the day length but even the spectral content of sunlight has a strong influence on accumulation of phytochemicals and not only in fruits, but also in leaves. Please see the paper under the following link:

Also, the geographic position has a strong influence on accumulation of total essential oils in some plant species for instance in bay laurel (Laurus nobilis L.) please see, one of my papers under the following link:

You can download the full paper in PDF and option for downloading is below the keywords. Sincerely, S. Srečec

Also https://cmjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13020-018-0177-x

Also check https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/pharmacology-toxicology-and-pharmaceutical-science/medicinal-plant

It depends on your herb, shed drying may be good for medicinal plants,and you can also go with oven drying.

A few other databases of potential interest:

Pytochem: This site is structured around the plant species and identifies notable compounds in that species: https://phytochem.nal.usda.gov/phytochem/search

Phytohub: This site focuses on dietary phytochemicals and metabolites: http://phytohub.eu/

PDT: This site is a structural database for phytochemicals: https://pdt.biogem.org/

Akshatha Banadka

I am currently developing studies that consider the accumulation of metals in different organs, I use M. oleifera as a biological mole, and I share my consideration with you, there are plants that are bioaccumulative, that is, that incorporating heavy metals into their tissues does not cause alterations in its physiology, growth or development, rather, so in the study of the accumulation of heavy metals, a group of variables and research interest must be considered, focused on: If you want to validate bioaccumulation with a remedial approach for environments affected by heavy metals, or the cultivation of the plant in environments with a history of contamination by the aforementioned metals, and the destination of the culture is to feed man or animals, likewise it must consider that the mere presence of a heavy metal does not mean that it is incorporated to the plant, because it is the valence state of the plant that triggers the toxicity. Best regards

Also check https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6130586/

Have a look at the following RG link.

Sample preparation for mercury requires special attention. Losses of mercury up to 90% are possible.

I want to work in collaboration

Natchimuthu Karmegam

It looks close to Oldenlandia corymbosa L.

Thanks!

Dear Jeila Marie Jagna There is different modeling techniques in combination with Remote Sensing and GIS for plants and animals. The choice of a specific technique depends on the researcher and the knowledge of using the technique. To date, I have used MaxEnt (Maximum Entropy), Spatial Multicriteria Evaluation (Analytic Hierarchy Process), etc. using ILWIS and ArcGIS software for plants like Taxus baccata, Rubia cordifolia, Malus domestica, and Camellia sinensis. Further, I have submitted a manuscript on the modeling of Bos frontalis using MaxEnt for possible publication. It is good to learn that you are interested in mapping the available medicinal plants in your locality by applying Remote sensing and GIS. So, you can go through my publications and if you need further assistance then let me know.

Best wishes,

Dr. Gibji Nimasow

Itanagar, India

Hi jeila

From your explanation, i think that the best approach for your study is to use suitability modeling or species distribution modelling aporoach. It's more apropriate and need you to collect some sampling data

You can find a lot of litterature and tutorial on how to use it or implement it using software like R on Google

Hope it'll help

Well, I do not know if medicinal plants can tackle or completely cure Covid-19, but there are medicinal plants which are capable of suppressing/inhibiting some symptoms of the disease

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Traditional medicine is the ancient and culture–bound medical practice which existed in human societies before the application of modern science to health. The practice of traditional medicine varies widely, in keeping with the societal and cultural heritage of different countries. Every human community responds to the challenge of maintaining health and treating diseases by developing a medical system. Thus, traditional medicine has been practised to some degree in all cultures.

Thank you for comments and advice, I totally agree with statement limited respondents, because I don't have much time to search a lot of informants.

Dear Zahra,

I attached some articles

best wishes Obidjon

Hello,

There are some kit from QIAGEN or Merck

You can also use Trizol:

Or protocols like this one for fungi and bacteria respectively:

With kind regards

Christophe

Oh ok! I can't think about anything. Did you do an analysis to see if stil have medicinal properties?

It is a very important step, if implemented in India. There are more duplicacy in the variety exist in the country.

Hi dear Nisit Kittipongpatana, thanks for the article. Best Regards.

Please see the following link it may be useful:

Evaluation of Five Medicinal Plant Extracts on Aphis craccivora (Hemiptera: Aphididae) and Its Predator, Chrysoperla carnea (Neuroptera: Chrysopidae) under Laboratory Conditions.

Thank you very much Prof. Walid Moghith.