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. 2007 Jan-Mar;26(3):45–51.

EVALUATION OF WOUND HEALING ACTIVITY OF FLAVONOIDS FROM IPOMOEA CARNEA Jacq

S Ambiga 1, R Narayanan 1, Durga Gowri 2, D Sukumar 2, S Madhavan 3
PMCID: PMC3330873  PMID: 22557241

Abstract

Natural products have numerous medicinal applications and play important roles in the biology of the organisms that accumulate them. Flavonoids are one large group of natural products with a diverse number of functions in plants and in human health. The isolates of the flowers of Ipomoea carnea (Family: Convolvulaceae) was screened for wound-healing activity on the male wistar rats by Excision wound model and Incision wound model respectively. The studies on excision wound model reveals significant wound healing activity of the extract, which is comparable with the reference control sulphathiazole. The isolates of Ipomoea carnea show significant activity on all wound models.

KEY WORDS: Ipomoea carnea, Wound-healing activity, Kaempferol, Kaempferol-3-O-â-D-glucoside

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