In vitro Antibacterial Activities, DPPH Radical Scavenging, and Molecular Modeling of Isolated Compounds from the Bark of Grewia ferruginea
Tolessa Duguma,
Yadessa Melaku,
Daniel Rentsch
et al.
Abstract:Grewia ferruginea is one of the traditional medicinal plants used in Ethiopia against various ailments. In view of its traditional use and absence of literature report, this study was intended to isolate phytochemical constituents and evaluate in vitro biological activities of the bark of G. ferruginea. The essential oil analyzed by GC-MS indicated the presence of 48 components from which 32 were characterized. Additionally, lupeol (33), β-sitosterol (34), stigmasterol (35), daucosterol (36), 7-keto-β-sitoster… Show more
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