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Anti Inflammatory activity of AgNps synthesized using flower formulation (Rosa andJasminum

R. Bharath, Abirami Arthanari*, S. Rajeshkumar.




Abstract

Introduction: In recent years, there has been a resurgence in the use of traditional medicinal herbs, and as a result,
pharmaceutical companies are investing heavily in developing natural medications derived from plants. Nanoparticles act
in a number of potential ways and fields. Chemical synthesis of nanoparticles is no longer advantageous compared to
plant-based synthesis. The current study uses a green method to create silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) utilizing flower
extract.
Materials and methods: The anti-inflammatory activity for gel was tested by the following convention proposed by
Muzushima and Kabayashi with specific alterations. 0.05 mL of Rosa and jasminum jel of various fixations.
Result: Using rosa and jasminum extract in the manufacture of silver nanoparticles, the nanoparticles showed remarkable
antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity. It was discovered that the cytotoxic effect was less harmful, demonstrating
biocompatibility. Rosa jasminum extract of AgNps showed good anti-inflammatory efficacy in the EA and BSA assays.
Conclusion: From our study we concluded that Silver nanoparticles were created using rosa and jasminum extract, and
the nanoparticles displayed impressive anti-inflammatory.

Key words: silver nanoparticle,rosa, jasminum,anti-inflammatory






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