Table 3.

Compounds with anti-bacterial.

Compound	Origin	Using Part	Other Bioactivities	Target Phase	Experimental Model	Type of Wound	Ref.
Chitosan	Animal (Crab)	Shells	Anti-microbial Anti-inflammation	Inflammation	Diabetic db/db mice	Excision wound	[222]
Pinocembrin	Animal (Bee)	PropolisHoney	Anti-oxidation Anti-inflammatory Anti-apoptosis	Proliferation	Human Keloid fibroblast Mice	keloid xenograft	[103]
Lupeol	Plant (Bowdichia virgilioides Kunth)	Stem bark	Anti-oxidant Antidiabetic	Inflammation Proliferation Remodeling	Rat	Excision	[58]
Hydrogen peroxide	Animal (Bee)	Honey	N/A	Inflammation	HaCaT cells	N/A	[223]
Methylglyoxal	Animal (Bee)	Honey (Manuka)	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	[52]
Tannins	Plant (E. phaseoloides (L.) Merr)	N/A	Anti-oxidant Anti-inflammatory	Inflammation Proliferation Remodeling	Rat	Excision	[105]
Arnebin-1	Plant (Arnebianobilis)	Root	Anti-fungal	Proliferation	Rat	Excision	[147]
Hydroalcoholic extract	Plant (Caseariasylvestris Sw.)	Leaves	Anti-inflammatory Antiseptic	Proliferation	Rodent	Scald burns	[83]
Dichloromethane andhexanoic fractions	Plant (Calendula officinalis L.)	Flower	Anti-inflammatory Anti-septic	Inflammation Proliferation	Rat	Excision	[129]
Lawsone	Plant (Lawsonia Alba Lam.)	Leaves	Anti-fungal Anti-parasitic Anti-viral	N/A	Rat	Excision Incision	[111]