Abstract:Background: It is well known that Nigella sativa seeds have been widely used in folk medicine for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases. Little is known, however, about their effect on angiotensin II receptor type I. Studying of such impact will be valuable in producing herbal medicines with much less side effects compared to conventional drugs. Objective: The aim of the current research was to study the blocking effect of hydromethanolic (NS.HM) and aqueous (NS.Aq) extracts of Nigella sativa on angiotensin… Show more
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