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In vivo and molecular docking studies of Micromeria imbricata var. imbricata extract reveal alleviation of the DSS-induced IBD phenotype via interaction with key inflammatory mediators.
Journal of ethnopharmacology - 15 Sept 2026
Abdisa Gadisa, Bizualem Hana, Ketema Belete, Chaluma Ebisa, Girma Selfu, Ahmed Umer, Gebremariam Terefa, Lee Yungling L, Kelel Musin
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ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Satureja punctata (Benth.) R.Br. ex Briq. Currently named Micromeria imbricata var. imbricata, is a flowering, an erect, perennial herb that grows 10-100 cm in height and is traditionally used in herbal medicine. The aerial parts are commonly applied to treat stomach pain, manage headaches, stop menstruation, address liver disease, and enhance milk quality. The traditional healers...
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