Antimicrobial Studies on Conventional & Cultured Plant Tissue Extracts - Ramaprasad Saripalli, Harikrishna
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Plants have been the source of treatment for many ailments of man since times immemorial. With progress in man s intelligence many indigenous medicinal systems based on herbal drugs, obtained from a wide variety of plants possessing therapeutic properties, developed all over the world. These are in use even today. Most of these natural products or drugs are derived from secondary metabolites of plants. Generally, production of secondary metabolites is high in plant tissues developed in vitro rather than the conventionally grown plant tissues. The secondary metabolites serve as plant defence…mehr

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Plants have been the source of treatment for many ailments of man since times immemorial. With progress in man s intelligence many indigenous medicinal systems based on herbal drugs, obtained from a wide variety of plants possessing therapeutic properties, developed all over the world. These are in use even today. Most of these natural products or drugs are derived from secondary metabolites of plants. Generally, production of secondary metabolites is high in plant tissues developed in vitro rather than the conventionally grown plant tissues. The secondary metabolites serve as plant defence mechanisms against microorganisms, insects and herbivores. In the present study, thirty different indigenous traditional medicinal plants were selected for an analysis of their antimicrobial activity along with the in vitro cultured tissues of the same plants, against some pathogenic microorganisms and the results were compared. The experimental plants solvent extracts were also subjected to preliminary phytochemical screening so as to identify the chemical constituents (bioactive components) which may be responsible for the antimicrobial activity exhibited.
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Dr. HARIKRISHNA RAMAPRASAD. SARIPALLI, M.Sc,M.Phil,Ph.D-Biotech. is currently an Asst.Prof. of Biotechnology at C N C S, AKSUM UNIVERSITY, Ethiopia, North East Africa. He has 13yrs of rich Academic and Industrial experience; published more than 30 papers in reputed National, International journals, conferences; and also Co-authored 8 text books.