Phytochemistry, In-vitro antioxidant, Microbicidal, Anti-ulcerogenic and Biosafety Potential of Emilia coccinea Aqueous Extract in Animal models.
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Alger. j. biosciences, vol.02, n02, p.67-77, 2021
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| Authors | MAC DONALD Idu;CHARLES O. Agboonogieva and BENJAMIN O. Gabriel;MAC DONALD Idu, CHARLES O. Agboonogieva and BENJAMIN O. Gabriel; |
| Journal | Algerian Journal of Biosceinces |
| Year | 2021 |
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