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How Nigella sativa Seeds Treat Diabetes and Ameliorates Diabetes Complications and Safety Studies: An Over View

Uzma Saleem, Shakila Sabir & Bashir Ahmad · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Nigella sativa is considered as a miracle drug. Although there is a list of diseases which can be treated by it but role of N.s seeds in treatment of diabetes is substantially important. There are multiple classes of antidiabetic agents which ameliorate the hyperglycemia by diffe...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/30684

Investigation of Enzymes Binding to “Voglibose- an Antidiabetic Drug” and the Choice of Enzyme to be Used for Biosensing

Shreedevi Kulkarni, Pramodkumar Gupta & Andhe Pallavi · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Aims: This paper mentions of the investigation of the enzymes binding to Voglibose and the choice of the enzyme which is suitable for drug enzyme interaction as used in biosensing. Voglibose is an antidiabetic drug which is reactive and hence used in very low concentrations. The...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/30369

Comparative Evaluation of Poly Herbal Formulation from Traditionally Used Eritrean Medicinal Plants against Pathogenic Microorganisms

Jeevan Kaushik, Nuredin Mohammedkassm, Dawit Mebrahtu, Atul Kaushik, Merhawi Kidane, Meron Solomon, Michael Teklemariam & Salih Mohammedbrhan · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Aim: The present study was taken to investigate the in vitro anti-microbial activity of Poly herbal formulation (PHF) of Schinus molle, Rhamnus prinoides, Grewia ferruginea, Achyranthes aspera against different human pathogenic strains. Methods: Leaves of selected plants were ext...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/30059

Bioactive Constituents from Apium leptophyllum Fruits

Iman Helal, Amal Galala, Hassan-Elrady Saad & Ahmed Halim · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Aims: This study was undertaken to characterize the bioactive constituents of Apium leptophyllum fruits and to evaluate their cytotoxicity, anti-inflammatory and alpha-amylase inhibitory effects. Study Design: Isolation and identification of the phytochemicals from the petroleum...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/30289

Simultaneous Determination of Ternary Mixture of Aspirin, Caffeine and Orphenadrine Citrate by Simple RP-TLC Spectrodensitometric Method

Mohammed Gamal, Nouruddin Ali, Mohammed Elghobashy & Mohammed Abdelkawy · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Aims: A simple TLC Spectrodensitometric method was developed for analysis of Orphenadrine Citrate (OR), Caffeine (CAF) and Aspirin (ASP) either in pure form or in their pharmaceutical preparations. Study Design: Validation study. Methodology: In this method, The three drugs were...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/31194

Lubricating Properties of Co-processed Coconut Oil in Paracetamol Tablets Formulation

Stephen Majekodunmi & Eyituoyo Lori · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Objective: Lubricants are additives which reduce friction and so essential components of drug formulation. This piece of work was initiated to evaluate coconut oil as a co-processed lubricant in the formulation and compression of paracetamol tablets in comparison with magnesium s...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/31379

Slow-Stroke Back Massage Intervention for Relieving Postpartum Fatigue in Primiparous Mothers after a Natural Delivery: A Randomized Clinical Trial in Zabol

Zahra Moradi, Amin Aliabadi, Ali Rahdari, Firoozeh Moghaddam, Faeze Sanchooli & Niloofar Heydari · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Introduction: Fatigue is one of the most prevalent phenomenon reported by post-partum mothers and have various effects on their physical, emotional and cognitive aspects. Back massage relaxation techniques are one of the most important non-pharmacological interventions to prevent...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/31509

Potential for a Beneficial Effect of Theophylline on Extended Acute Inflammation: Review

S Allen, G Wong, M Vassallo & J Kwan · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Inflammation is often prolonged after sepsis, trauma and other acute pro-inflammatory events, particularly above the age of 80 years. Exposure to inflammation of inappropriate amplitude or duration is associated with a higher risk of delirium, anorexia, lethargy, low mood, weakne...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/31788

Tracheostomy and Innominate Artery Bleeding: A Late Complication

Bilge Karsli, Nurten Kayacan, Ulku Ince & Huseyin Mutlu · British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · 2016

Tracheostomised patients are at risk of several complications. The complications of tracheostomy include bleeding, stenosis, pneumothorax, tracheo-arterial fistulas and malacia. In article described the case of severe complication of tracheostomy. We report a patient who suffered...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/bjpr/2016/31700