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M.S. Latha1, K.P. Latha2*, H.M. Vagdevi3,
V.P. Vaidya4 , S.B. Virupaxappa5 , G.A. Swetha6.
1,5,6Department of Chemistry, G. M. Institute of
Technology, Davangere, Karnataka
2Department of Chemistry, Sahyadri Science College
(Autonomous),
Shimoga, Karnataka
3Department of PG Studies and Research in Industrial
Chemistry, Kuvempu University.
4Department of PG Studies and Research in chemistry, Kuvempu
University, |
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The crude ethyl acetate and
ethanol root extracts of Mangifera indica L. were
evaluated for anti-inflammatory activity using rats, in which
Mangifera indica L. root of these extracts exhibited a dose
dependent inhibition of inflammation. With higher doses (300mg/kg of
ethanol extract), the effects were comparable with that of standard
namely Diclofenac sodium. |