Uso etnomedicinal, fitoquímica y actividad biológica de la planta andina Buddleja incana Ruiz & Pav. (scrophulariaceae)

Keyphrases

• Biological Activity 100%
• Andean Plants 100%
• Buddleja 100%
• Ethnomedical Uses 100%
• Phytochemistry 100%
• Scrophulariaceae 100%
• Warts 66%
• Inca 66%
• Papillomatosis 66%
• Chemical Constituents 66%
• Medicinal Plants 66%
• Veterinary Medicine 33%
• Web of Science 33%
• Pathological Conditions 33%
• Antimicrobial 33%
• Scopus 33%
• Search Engine 33%
• PubMed 33%
• Terpenes 33%
• Alkaloids 33%
• Electronic Search 33%
• Google 33%
• Canine 33%
• Flavonoids 33%
• Scientific Publishing 33%
• Disease Conditions 33%
• Hepatic Disease 33%
• Antihyperglycemic 33%
• Immunomodulator 33%
• Triterpenes 33%
• Skin Photosensitization 33%
• Traditional Medicine 33%
• Sacred Plants 33%
• Analgesic 33%
• Andean Countries 33%
• Tannins 33%
• Antineoplastic Agents 33%
• Cutaneous Ulcer 33%
• Urogenital Diseases 33%
• ScienceDirect 33%
• Neuralgia 33%
• Skin Ulcer 33%
• Diuretics 33%
• South American Andes 33%
• Gastrointestinal Ulcer 33%
• Steroidal Saponins 33%
• Photosensitization 33%
• Coumarin 33%
• Photoprotective Activity 33%
• Bronchial Diseases 33%
• Antispasmodic 33%
• Google Scholar 33%
• Verbascoside 33%
• Antiproliferative Activity 33%
• Skin Cancer 33%
• Antirheumatic Drugs 33%
• Sheep 33%
• Phytochemical Study 33%
• Alternative Medicine 33%
• Reducing Sugar 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Scrophulariaceae 100%