Antimalarial Potential Study of Cucumber Skin and Base Point Chloroform Extract as a Solution to Organic Waste of Sidewalk Food Stall Treatment in Yogyakarta
Abstract:Malaria is a major infectious disease in the world. The disease is caused by blood protozoan from the genus Plasmodium. The main problem in controling this disease is resistance parasite cases to drugs that have been used. Cucumber (Cucumis sativa L.) contain bioactive compounds suspected of terpenoids and saponins are believed to reduce the level of parasitemia. Waste of skin and cucumber base is very abundant, especially from stalls in the city of Yogyakarta. Estimated at the base and cucumber skin there are… Show more
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