Table 3.
Scientific Name | Part Used | Extraction Method, Solvent | Target | Intervention and Duration | Observations | Ref. |
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Ajuga iva | Root, stem, leaf | Ethanol, maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 21 days | Hypoglycemic activity | [25] |
Moringa pergrina | Leaf | Chloroform, soxhlet | Mice | 1 mL of 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, or 2%, 21 days | Weight reduction, influenced the reproductive system | [21] |
Pteropyrum scoparium | Leaf, root, stem | Ethanol, maceration | streptozocin diabetic rats | 21 days | Hypoglycemic activity | [25] |
Rhazya stricta | Root, stem, leaf | Ethanol, maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 21 days | Hypoglycemic activity | [25] |
Cynomorium coccineum | Inner flesh of stem | Water, reflux | In vitro | Antioxidant activity associated with angiotensin converting enzyme | [27] | |
Avicennia marina | Leaf | Ethanol, maceration |
Streptozocin diabetic rats | 2 mg/gm, 4 weeks | Protected liver, improved the neurobehavioral changes, decreased inflammatory cells aggregation, vacuolation, and hemorrhage. | [30] |
Leaf | Water, decoction | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 400 mg/kg, 6 weeks | Significant increase in the muscle levels of CAT, SOD and glutathione | [31] | |
Caralluma sinaica | Aerial parts, root | Ethanol (80%), maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 100 mg/kg, 30 days | Reversed streptozocin effect on glycogen content | [33] |
Ducrosia anethifolia | Aerial parts | Ethanol (80%),maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 500 mg/kg, 45 days | Normalized liver enzymes, total protein, lipid, cholesterol levels, antioxidant markers, glycolytic, and elevated level of kidney biomarkers | [34] |
Jatropha curcas | Aerial parts | Ethanol (96%), chloroform, hexane, maceration | Alloxan diabetic mice | 400 mg/kg, 1 day | Safe up to dose of 5 g/kg | [124] |
Loranthus acaciae | Leaf, stem | Ethanol, soxhlet | Alloxan diabetic rats, normal rats | 500 mg/kg, 1 week | LD50 of the extract and its fractions was more than 5 g/kg, a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effect was detected for the chloroform fraction | [38] |
Lycium shawii | Aerial parts | Ethanol, decoction | Alloxan diabetic rats, normal rats | 500 mg/kg, o.p or i.p, 90 days | None of the mice died up to 3 g/kg dose. Prolonged L. shawii treatment is toxic. | [39] |
Marrubium vulgare | Aerial parts | Methanol, maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 500 mg/kg, 28 days | Significant reduction in plasma TC, TG, LDL, increased HDL | [40] |
Moringa oleifera | Seed | Powder | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 50, 100 mg/kg, 4 weeks | Restoration of the normal histology of both kidney and pancreas | [42] |
Morus nigra | Leaf | Ethylalcohol, maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 500 mg/kg, 10 days | Significant increase in insulin level | [43] |
Ocimum basilicum | Leaf | Water, infusion | In vitro | 20, 18.2, 16.3, 14.5 mg/mL | Significant dose-dependent inhibition of sucrase, maltase and pancreatic α-amylase | [125] |
Ocimum forskolei | Leaf, stem | Methanol (70%), maceration | In vitro | 10, 20, 30 mg/mL | The inhibitory activity (IC50) of both leaf and stems methanol extracts are almost the same | [45] |
Plicosepalus curviflorus | Leaf | Serial exhaustive extraction, maceration | Mice | Extract: 500 mg/kg, i.p Isolated compounds 50, 100 mg/kg, i.p |
The mixture of the isolated compounds synergized with each other. | [45] |
Whole plant | Methanol, maceration | High-fat diet followed by injection of streptozocin diabetic rats | Extract or solid lipid nanoparticles: 250 mg/kg, 4 weeks | The SLN preparation with the highest lipid content gave the best result of reduction of hyperglycemia and insulin resistance | [45] | |
Retama raetam | Fruit | Methanol, maceration | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 100, 250, 500 mg/kg, 4 weeks | The extract significantly inhibits glucose absorption by rat isolated intestine | [48] |
Rhizophora mucronata | Leaf | Water | Streptozocin diabetic rats | 400 mg/kg, 6 weeks | Significant increase in the muscle levels of CAT, GSH and SOD | [31] |
Salvadora persica | Root | Water, soxhlet |
Streptozocin diabetic rats | 250, 500 mg/kg, 21 days | Significant decrease in TC, TG, LDL, VLDL, increase in HDL | [49] |
Azadirachta indica | Leaf | Water, percolation | Alloxan diabetic rabbits | 200, 400 mg/kg, 25 days | Decrease in serum TG, cholesterol, LDL, increase in HDL | [51] |
Boswellia carterii | Resin | Water, decoction | Streptozocin/Nicotinamide-diabetic rats | 100 mg/kg, 4 weeks | Decrease in the serum cholesterol and TG | [58] |
Cissus rotundifolia | Aerial parts | Water, maceration | Streptozocin/Nicotinamide-diabetic rats | 100 mg/kg, 4 weeks | Decrease in serum cholesterol and TG | [58] |
Leaf | Water, maceration | Streptozocin/Nicotinamide-diabetic rats | 100 mg/kg, 4 weeks | Significant decrease in urea, ALT, AST | [62] | |
Dracaena cinnabari | Resin | Ethanol 99%, maceration | Alloxan diabetic rats | 100, 300 mg/kg, 14 days | Antihyperlipidemic effect | [64] |
Dracaena cinnabari | Resin | Serial exhaustive extraction, soxhlet | In vitro MCF-7 cell line | 100 μg/mL | Glucose uptake inducing activity of ethylacetate extract was found to be higher than Metformin | [63] |
Opuntia ficus-indica | Seed | Hexane, p-ether, chloroform, maceration | Streptozocin-diabetic rats | 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 g/kg, twice daily, 21 days | Reducing the expression of the PCK1 gene while increasing the expression of Slc2a2 gene in the liver tissue. | [66] |
Pulicaria inuloides | Leaf | Oil extract, stem distillation |
Streptozocin diabetic rats | 400 mg/kg, 21 days | Inhibitory effect on α-glycosidase and α-amylase | [67] |
Solenostemma argel | Leaf | Methanol, maceration |
Methylprednisol-one diabetic rats | 1 gm/kg, 14 days | Antioxidant activity | [69] |