DNA barcoding of herbal supplements on the US commercial market associated with the purported treatment of COVID‐19
Calin M. Harris,
Diane Y. Kim,
Chevon R. Jordan
et al.
Abstract:IntroductionThe COVID‐19 pandemic was associated with an increased global use of traditional medicines, including Ayurvedic herbal preparations. Due to their growing demand, their processed nature, and the complexity of the global supply chain, there is an increased risk of adulteration in these products.ObjectivesThe objective of this study was to assess the use of DNA barcoding for species identification in herbal supplements on the US market associated with the Ayurvedic treatment of respiratory symptoms.Me… Show more
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