Anti-Inflammatory agents from Mushrooms: A Review
Journal Title: Open Access Journal of Pharmaceutical Research - Year 2023, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
Mushrooms can be highlighted as alternate sources of anti-inflammatory drugs. In recent years, natural resources have come into spotlight due to their enormous potential to be utilized in the discovery/development of novel bioactive chemicals. The anti-inflammatory properties of mushroom extracts and the bioactive metabolites that contribute to this bioactive action are reported in this review. Also, a study of the most popular assays used to gauge the anti-inflammatory effects of mushrooms was conducted.
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Elkhateeb WA*, El-Ghwas DE and Daba GM
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