Antivirulence and antipathogenic activity of Mayan herbal remedies against Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

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Espindola-Rodriguez, N. H
Muñoz-Cázares, N
del Socorro Serralta-Peraza, L. E
Diaz-Nunez, J. L
Montoya-Reyes, F
Garcia-Contreras, R
Castillo-Juarez, I

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Resumen: Ethnopharmacological relevance. The Yucatan Peninsula has a privileged wealth of vascular plants with which various Mayan herbal formulations have been developed. However, studies on their antipathogenic and antivirulence properties are scarce.

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Ethnopharmacological relevance. The Yucatan Peninsula has a privileged wealth of vascular plants with which various Mayan herbal formulations have been developed. However, studies on their antipathogenic and antivirulence properties are scarce.

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