Phytochemical & Pharmacological Property Of Indian Medicinal Plants - Devanooru Krishnamurthy, Bhavya
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Both traditional and modern medicines, which are widely utilized to treat a variety of medical conditions, have been effectively sourced from herbal items. India has a wealth of biodiversity, including the traditional healers' unique expertise. Throughout its lengthy history, India has amassed a wealth of empirical information regarding the application of medicinal plants to cure a wide range of illnesses. Research on the chemical properties of Indian medicinal plants provides valuable information for the identification and creation of novel natural medicine products. Indian herbal medicinal…mehr

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Both traditional and modern medicines, which are widely utilized to treat a variety of medical conditions, have been effectively sourced from herbal items. India has a wealth of biodiversity, including the traditional healers' unique expertise. Throughout its lengthy history, India has amassed a wealth of empirical information regarding the application of medicinal plants to cure a wide range of illnesses. Research on the chemical properties of Indian medicinal plants provides valuable information for the identification and creation of novel natural medicine products. Indian herbal medicinal plants' secondary plant metabolites, or phytochemicals, which were previously unknown for their pharmacological actions, have recently been the subject of in-depth research on their phytochemical makeup and pharmacological characteristics. Here is a quick synopsis of a few often-researched Indian medicinal plants: O. rugosa var. prostrata, Ruta Graveolans and Mimosa pudica.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Bhavya D K obtained her post-graduation in Biochemistry from Mangalore University, Mangalore, Karnataka, India. She did her doctoral studies in the area of Phytochemistry and Pharmacology. Her research areas of interest are Cancer Biology, natural product medicine, Characterization of Secondary metabolites and Agricultural biotechnology.