EVALUATION OF IN-VIVOANTI-ASTHMATIC ACTIVITY OF ETHANOLIC EXTRACT OFGeniosporum prostratum (L) Beanth IN GUINEAPIGS.
Journal Title: International Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biological Science Archive - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
In the present study, extracts of Geniosporum prostratum (L) Beanth was evaluated for preliminary phytochemical screening and anti-asthmatic activity using Histamine-induced bronchospasm in guinea pigs.ANOVA and Dunett's test were used for statistical analysis.The result of present investigation showed that the Ethanolic extract of Geniosporum prostratumsignificantly (P<0.001) decreased the bronchospasm induced by histamine as compared to control groups. Geniosporum prostratumethanolic extract has significant bronco-dilatory activity against histamine induced bronchospasm. Keywords: Anti-asthmatic, Antihistaminic, Histamine, Geniosporum prostratum
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Upadhayay Ashutosh
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