Ethnopharmacological relevance Neurodegenerative diseases are neuronal diseases that
affect the brain components by degenerating the structure and function of the central or …

OBJECTIVES Spices are increasingly finding other useful roles in healthcare aside their
primary use as organoleptic enhancers in culinary. Several herbs and spices are currently …

Ethnopharmacological relevance The present study entails the medicinal plant species used
to manage sickle cell disorder in Southern States of Nigeria. Materials and methods The …

The aromatherapeutical potential of Piper guineense essential oil was investigated in mice
via inhalation administration, and the active compounds were identified. An open field test …

Eighty-nine essential oil analyses carried out on Cameroonian plant material by gas
chromatography are reviewed, and structures of sixty one main oil compounds are …

Abstract The African genus Piper is estimated to be composed of about 15 species found
mostly in the tropical regions of East, Central, and West Africa. The commonest of these …

Since 1910 when sickle cell disease was first reported by Dr. James Herrick and the
subsequent characterization by Linus Pauling who hypothesized on the nature of sickle cell …

Considerations on antioxidants derived from plants have continuously increased during this
decade because of their beneficial effects on human health. In the present study we …

Aims: A significant number of tropical rainforest shrubs and lianes are inextricably linked to
human use as food, spices and/or medicine. This study evaluates phytochemical and …

Isolated from black pepper (BP) extract, piperanine was tested as corrosion inhibitor of C38
steel corrosion in 1 M HCl solution. Piperanine was identified by NMR techniques. The …