Active fraction of ground cherry (Physalis angulata L.) calyces attenuates azoxymethane dextran sulfate sodium‑induced colon carcinogenesis in mice
Yanet Ocampo,
Daneiva Caro,
David Rivera
et al.
Abstract:Physalis angulata
L., commonly known as wild tomato or ground cherry, is widely used in tropical and subtropical areas to treat health disorders including inflammation, hepatitis, dermatitis, cancer and diabetes. In Colombia, anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory activity are the most common ethnopharmacological applications of
P. angulata
calyces.
P. angulata
dichloromethane fraction (PADF) has significant anti-inflammatory activity. The present study asses… Show more
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