A. Ashraf

Industrial effluent-derived Acinetobacter sp. PbS1A2 as a bioremediator against lead toxicity in Labeo rohita

ABSTRACT Lead pollution is recognized as a major global environmental problem that poses a serious threat to ecological integrity and environmental sustainability. The current study shows the bioremedial potential of Pb-resistant Acinetobacter sp. PbS1A2 in Labeo rohita. The fish were divided into three experimental tr...

The Therapeutic Potential of Pelargonidin against Perflourooctane Sulfonate Instigated Cardiac Toxicity via Modulating Nrf-2/Keap-1 Pathway, Inflammatory, Apoptotic and Histological Profile

Identification and phylogenetic analysis of Mannheimia haemolytica isolated from nasal samples of horses.

Unveiling the anti-diarrheal potential of Persicaria vivipara: phytochemical characterization and opioid receptor-targeted in vivo and in silico studies

Insight is given into the use of Persicaria vivipara extract for the treatment of diarrhea by investigating the in vivo and in silico antidiarrheal potential of a methanolic extract of Persicaria vivipara roots.

Biochemical modulators of synaptic plasticity: New horizons in Alzheimer's disease treatment

Targeting the biochemical modulators of synaptic plasticity offers a promising avenue for AD therapy, especially through combinatorial and precision-medicine strategies aimed at restoring synaptic function and cognitive performance.

Rutin as a multi-target anti-inflammatory phytochemical in arthritic disorders: pharmacological mechanisms and therapeutic potential

Rutin exhibits multi-target anti-arthritic potential supported by both traditional use and modern pharmacological evidence, and its ability to modulate key inflammatory and oxidative pathways highlights its potential as a phytopharmaceutical candidate for arthritis management.