Current Research in Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6, P. 100152 - 100152
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Plant-based
phytochemicals
are
known
for
their
potential
sources
of
anti-inflammatory
agents.
Various
studies
reported
the
disease-healing
efficiency
medicinal
plants'
crude
extracts,
pure
compounds,
and
metal/metal
oxide
nanoparticles
(M/MONPs)
against
inflammation.
The
purpose
this
paper
is
to
review
current
research
status
plants
as
agents
by
various
studies.
Phytochemicals
representing
class
flavonoids,
terpenoids,
polyphenols,
saponins,
tannins,
alkaloids,
anthraquinones,
chemical
constituents
essential
oils,
some
M/MONPs
were
from
about
50
treatment
inflammatory
diseases.
natural
products
these
demonstrated
promising
activities
treat
skin,
liver,
cardiovascular,
joint,
gastrointestinal,
neurological,
lung
inflammation
Besides,
mechanism
actions
also
summarized
briefly.
phytochemistry,
M/MONPs,
have
developed
novel,
safe,
lesser
side
effects
Hence,
may
draw
attention
scholars
more
toward
investigation
in
different
health
disorders.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(23), P. 14840 - 14840
Published: Nov. 27, 2022
Metal
complexes
play
a
crucial
role
in
pharmaceutical
sciences
owing
to
their
wide
and
significant
activities.
Schiff
bases
(SBs)
are
multifaceted
pharmacophores
capable
of
forming
chelating
with
various
metals
different
oxidation
states.
Complexes
SBs
extensively
studied
for
numerous
advantages,
including
low
cost
simple
synthetic
strategies.
They
have
been
reported
possess
variety
biological
activities,
antimicrobial,
anticancer,
antioxidant,
antimalarial,
analgesic,
antiviral,
antipyretic,
antidiabetic
ones.
This
review
summarizes
the
most
recent
studies
on
antimicrobial
antiproliferative
activities
SBs-metal
complexes.
Moreover,
regarding
mononuclear
binuclear
described,
antidiabetic,
antileishmanial,
anti-Alzheimer,
catecholase
Current Research in Pharmacology and Drug Discovery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7, P. 100202 - 100202
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Coumarin,
a
naturally
occurring
compound
found
in
various
plants,
has
rich
history
of
use
traditional
medicine.
Recent
research
highlighted
its
anti-inflammatory
properties,
positioning
it
as
promising
candidate
for
treating
inflammatory
disorders
such
rheumatoid
arthritis,
asthma,
and
bowel
disease.
This
narrative
review
aims
to
comprehensively
summarize
the
current
knowledge
regarding
coumarin's
pharmacological
effects
alleviating
conditions
by
analyzing
preclinical
clinical
studies.
The
focuses
on
elucidating
mechanisms
through
which
coumarin
exerts
effects,
including
antioxidant
activity,
inhibiting
pro-inflammatory
cytokine
production,
modulation
immune
cell
functions.
Additionally,
paper
addresses
potential
limitations
using
coumarin,
concerns
about
toxicity
at
high
doses
or
with
prolonged
use.
Before
widespread
application,
further
investigation
is
needed
fully
understand
benefits
risks.
