IN VITRO AND IN VIVO ASSESSMENT OF THE ANTI-MALARIAL ACTIVITY OF CAESALPINIA PLUVIOSA

Abstract Background To overcome the problem of increasing drug resistance, traditional medicines are an important source for potential new anti-malarials.Caesalpinia pluviosa, commonly named "sibipiruna", originates from Brazil and possess multiple therapeutic properties, including anti-malarial activity.Methods Crude extract (CE) was obtained from

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