Cytotoxicity and anticoccidial activities of Artemisia sieberi leaf extract: an in vitro study
S.N. Maodaa,
S. Al-Quraishy,
A. Alatawi
et al.
Abstract:For centuries, medicinal plants with abundant supplies of phytochemicals that are physiologically active have been used in traditional medicine. Numerous of these contain anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities that help lower the risk of numerous diseases. The illness coccidiosis affects many animals and results in huge monetary losses. Drug-resistant strains of Eimeria spp. have emerged because of drug addiction and usage. Therefore, Artemisia sieberi (Asteraceae family) leaves methanolic extract (ASLE) … Show more
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