Antibacterial and antioxidant activity of flavonoid, glycoside and alkaloid extracts of Tilia Cordata

Ali, Sahar A.; Al-Atbi, Hala Sabry; Moein, Furqan; Ali, Basim M.

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6ns3.6664

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“…Zonulin is a haptoglobin protein that modulates the permeability of the tight junctions between intestinal cells [6]. Zonulin increases the permeability of the epithelium layer of the small intestine.…”

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Estimation the level of zonulin, antioxidant factors and some biochemical parameters in renal failure patients

Shaker¹,

Ali²,

Audah³

2022

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The kidneys are important organs similar in shape to beans located on both sides of the spine and their function is to filter water and toxic substances from the blood. The kidneys, like other members of the human body, are exposed to failure due to many factors that ultimately lead to kidney damage. About five millimeters of one hundred samples from dialysis patients were kept in test tubes designated for this purpose, where the samples were stored at appropriate temperature until the required number was completed, the same measures were also taken on the healthy group, which numbered fifty samples, and their ages were approximately equal to the ages of the dialysis patients. As for the results of the current research, it was proved that there was a significant increase in the levels of zonulin and the capacity of total antioxidants, urea, creatinine and glucose in dialysis patients compared to the control group. As for glutathione, there is no significant change.

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Estimation the level of zonulin, antioxidant factors and some biochemical parameters in renal failure patients

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Audah³

2022

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Exploring the Genetic Landscape of Tilia Spp. with Molecular and Statistical Tools

Tenche-Constantinescu,

Lalescu,

Popescu

et al. 2024

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Tree species with high ecological plasticity are recommended for use in urban green infrastructures. This study explores the genetic diversity of Tilia cordata, Tilia platyphyllos, and Tilia argentea, highlighting their contribution to urban landscapes. In this respect, the genetic variability of individuals from four populations of the Tilia genus has been analyzed using Inter Simple Sequence Repeats (ISSR) molecular markers, and some of their phenotypic characters were naked-eyed observed or determined by dendrometric measurements. Significant variability between the populations studied was determined. Cluster analysis identified two main groups: Tilia cordata I and Tilia cordata II populations formed the first cluster, and Tilia platyphyllos and Tilia argentea populations formed the second cluster. The results of the phenotypic analysis confirmed the genetic results separating the two populations of Tilia cordata from the populations of Tilia platyphyllos and Tilia argentea in relation to their visible morphological characters. Results obtained from dendrometric measurements analysis represent the foundation for further investigations on urban ecology. An essential potential practical use of the results: the establishment of more efficient ISSR primers to identify the Tilia species analyzed: UBC864, A12, UBC840, and A7 for Tilia cordata, A13 for Tilia platyphyllos and A7 for Tilia argentea has been demonstrated.

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Antibacterial and antioxidant activity of flavonoid, glycoside and alkaloid extracts of Tilia Cordata

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Estimation the level of zonulin, antioxidant factors and some biochemical parameters in renal failure patients

Estimation the level of zonulin, antioxidant factors and some biochemical parameters in renal failure patients

Exploring the Genetic Landscape of Tilia Spp. with Molecular and Statistical Tools

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