The antiviral activity of compounds isolated from Kenyan Carissa edulis (Forssk.)Vahl
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TextoSeries ; Journal of Medicinal Plants Research, 4(15), p.1517-1522, 2010Trabajos contenidos: - Tolo, F. M
- Rukunga, G. W
- Muli, F. W
- Ochora, J. M
- Irungu, B. N
- Muthaura, C. N
- Wanjiku, C. K
- Wanjiku, C. K
- Ngoc, Q
- Hashimoto, K
- Asakawa, Y
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Extracts of a Kenyan medicinal plant, Carissa edulis (Forssk.)Vahl, were subjected to bioactivity guided phytochemical analysis for identification of biological makers of activity. Pure compounds; lupeol, oleuropein, carissol and ß-amyrin were subsequently isolated. In vitroevaluations of the compounds against viral strains of Herpes simples virustypes 1 revealed a significant activity for lupeolat EC 50 of between 2.98 - 4.2 µg/ml for both sensitive and resistant strains with a high therapeutic index (TI > 38). A concentration of the compound at 10.0 µg/ml was virucidal, reducing viral yields in Vero E6 cells by 98.3
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