Premna latifolia: a promising antiviral herb - Neelamkavil, Sandhya Vincent;Tharakan, Sheeja T.
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New pathogens arise and new diseases occur.Viruses are responsible for the numerous diseases that occur to most of the organisms including human beings. The present study evaluated antiviral potential of Premna latifolia Roxb. against Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV). P. latifolia was found to inhibit the growth of NDV which might be due to the components in the plant extract that interferes with the replication of the viruses in the allantoic cavity. Assessing the antiviral activity of non-toxic P. latifolia against NDV induced embryonated eggs resulted in identifying the species as a source of potential antiviral herbal drug.…mehr

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New pathogens arise and new diseases occur.Viruses are responsible for the numerous diseases that occur to most of the organisms including human beings. The present study evaluated antiviral potential of Premna latifolia Roxb. against Newcastle Disease Virus (NDV). P. latifolia was found to inhibit the growth of NDV which might be due to the components in the plant extract that interferes with the replication of the viruses in the allantoic cavity. Assessing the antiviral activity of non-toxic P. latifolia against NDV induced embryonated eggs resulted in identifying the species as a source of potential antiviral herbal drug.
Autorenporträt
Sandhya Vincent Neelamkavil is a research scholar in Department of Botany, University of Calicut. Her field of interests include Chromosome imaging, Karyomorphometry, Cytotoxicity, Anticancer studies, Antioxidant studies, Tissue culture, Bioactivities and Phytochemistry.