Actividad antiinflamatoria in vitro de hojas DE Inga edulis Mart. - guaba - y Eryngium foetidum - sacha culantro sobre eritrocitos plasmáticos
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Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana
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Se evaluó la actividad antiinflamatoria in vitro de extractos etanólicos de hojas
de Inga edulis Mart y Eryngium foetidum, mediante el método de estabilización
de la membrana de glóbulos rojos. Se utilizaron muestra de sangre humana,
evaluadas en tres diluciones seriadas, 0,01 mg/mL; 0,1 mg/mL y 1 mg/mL de
diferentes extractos, usando una solución isosalina como medio de dilución, y
como fármaco de referencia hidrocortisona. Se determinaron los porcentajes de
inhibición y protección de la membrana del glóbulo rojo. Se encontró diferencias
significativas entre los promedios de porcentajes de protección y las
concentraciones en todos los grupos evaluados. Los valores de IC50=8,21mg
obtenido para hojas de I. edulis Mart.; IC50=11763,24 mg para E. foetidum e
IC50=0,08 mg para Hidrocortisona, permite concluir que esta última es la de
mejor actividad antiinflamatoria in vitro, seguido de las hojas de I. edulis Mart. y
posteriormente las hojas de E. foetidum.
The in vitro anti-inflammatory activity of the ethanolic extracts of Inga edulis Mart and Eryngium foetidum leaves was evaluated by means of the red blood cell membrane stabilization method. Human blood samples were used, evaluated in three serial dilutions, 0.01 mg / mL; 0.1 mg / mL and 1 mg / mL of different extracts, using an isosaline solution as a dilution medium, and hydrocortisone as a reference drug. The percentages of inhibition and protection of the red blood cell membrane were determined. Significant differences were found between the averages of protection percentages and the concentrations in all the groups evaluated. The IC50 = 8.21mg value obtained for I. edulis Mart leaves; IC50 = 11763.24 mg for E. foetidum and IC50 = 0.08 mg for Hydrocortisone, allows us to conclude that the latter is the one with the best anti-inflammatory activity in vitro, followed by I. edulis Mart leaves. and later the leaves of E. foetidum.
The in vitro anti-inflammatory activity of the ethanolic extracts of Inga edulis Mart and Eryngium foetidum leaves was evaluated by means of the red blood cell membrane stabilization method. Human blood samples were used, evaluated in three serial dilutions, 0.01 mg / mL; 0.1 mg / mL and 1 mg / mL of different extracts, using an isosaline solution as a dilution medium, and hydrocortisone as a reference drug. The percentages of inhibition and protection of the red blood cell membrane were determined. Significant differences were found between the averages of protection percentages and the concentrations in all the groups evaluated. The IC50 = 8.21mg value obtained for I. edulis Mart leaves; IC50 = 11763.24 mg for E. foetidum and IC50 = 0.08 mg for Hydrocortisone, allows us to conclude that the latter is the one with the best anti-inflammatory activity in vitro, followed by I. edulis Mart leaves. and later the leaves of E. foetidum.
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Plantas medicinales, Antinflamatorios, Hojas, Guaba, Inga edulis, Sacha culantro, Eryngium foetidum, Eritrocitos
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