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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Boswellia"”.

  1. The chemotherapeutic potential of Boswellia carterii oleoresins

    … from certain species of plants within the genus Boswellia are known to exhibit anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory activity; attributed to a group of compounds known as boswellic acids. Previous studies suggest certain species of Boswellia also exhibit anti-cancer activity and may be a potential …

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  2. A Translational Study Evaluating the Uses of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Practices Established in Human Malignant Melanoma in Equine Malignant Melanoma

    … is a resin distillate from trees of the genus Boswellia. Studies have demonstrated cytostatic and apoptotic-modulating properties of FO in various human cancer cell lines. No studies have evaluated FO as a therapy for skin neoplasms. In my work, the apoptotic properties of FO from Boswellia

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  3. The final masquerade: a molecular-based approach to the identification of resinous plant exudates in Roman mortuary contexts in Britain and evaluation of their significance

    … resins from the Mediterranean or the Levant and Boswellia spp. (frankincense) gum-resins from southern Arabia or eastern Africa. In addition, traces of a balsamic resin, probably Liquidambar orientalis, have been identified. A correlation between the use of these exotic exudates and interment in …

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  4. Phytochemical Investigation and Bioactivity Assessment of Medicinal Plant from Northern Nigeria

    Boswellia dalzielii (Burseraceae) has ethnopharmacological importance and is claimed to have anti-infection and immunomodulatory effects. In the Northern part of Nigeria, a region with a tropical dry climate, an aqueous infusion of this plant is used in the treatment of infections and tumours. The …

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