Leishmaniasis, trypanosomiasis, and malaria are three parasitic diseases sharing a similar
demographic and geographical distribution. These infections are intimately related to …

Skimmia anquetilia NP Taylor and Airy Shaw (Rutaceae) is a perennial, aromatic,
gregarious wild ornamental shrub native to the Western Himalaya. The plant is used in the …

Annonaceae famil is considered as the biggest family including more than 130 genus and
about 2300-2500 species [2], and one of these is Polyalthia genus including about 120 …

Identification of lead compounds with the traditional laboratory approach is expensive and
time-consuming. Nowadays, in silico techniques have emerged as a promising approach for …

Background. The emergence of drug‐resistant parasites impedes disease management and
eradication efforts. Hence, a reinvigorated attempt to search for potent lead compounds in …

Tabernaemontana crassa is a native plant indigenous to Ghana which has garnered local
recognition for its purported efficacy against ringworm, wounds, abscesses, and antibacterial …

Abstract Objectives: World Health Organization (WHO) has reported 249 million cases
infected by malaria worldwide and 608 thousands deaths in 2022. Investigations for new …

Background: All currently available antimalarial drugs are developed from natural product
lineages that may be traced back to herbal medicines, including quinine, lapachol, and …

Microdesmis puberula (Pandaceae) is an edible shrub noted in traditional medicine for its
antimalarial and anti-inflammatory effects. This study assessed the anti-plasmodial …

In silico techniques reduce the need for rigorous animal experimentations. It is time-efficient,
eco-friendly, sustainable, and also adheres to the principle of green chemistry. In silico …