Many research in food and pharmaceuticals are focused on the use of materials as close to
nature as possible to limit exposure to harmful synthetic substances. Alternatives are being …

Antimicrobial resistance in Staphylococcus aureus has continued to rise and has become a
general medical problem. Thus, the objective of this study was to use the Chrysophyllum …

Abstract Chrysophyllum albidum (African Star Apple) fruit is an indigenous African fruit. The
African Star Apple plant popularly referred to as the “alasa” tree grows widely in tropical …

The seed gum of the endosperm of Chrysophyllum albidum has been reported to be a
potential pharmaceutical excipient. The study aimed at the evaluation of the binding property …

To minimize its waste burden, underutilized Chrysophyllum albidum (C. albidum) seed could
be exploited as a plant-based pharmafood together with widely used but potentially toxic …

Natural plants wastes are increasingly explored for their excipient potentials in alignment
with the present global focus on economic and sustainable waste utilization. This study …

Background: Tuberculosis (TB) remains a global burden and public health concern.
Isoniazid, a principal anti-tubercular drug (ATD) though effectively used in TB preventive …

Natural products are increasingly used as excipients in formulation systems over the
synthetics because of their comparative advantages. This study was aimed at the …

To minimize its waste burden, underutilized Chrysophyllum albidum (C. albidum) seed could
be exploited as a plant-based pharmafood together with widely used but potentially toxic …

Background and aim: Chrysophyllum africanum (Sapotaceae) seed gum was investigated
as a potential binder in metronidazole tablet formulation and to compare same with existing …