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Antihemorrhagic, antinucleolytic and other antiophidian properties of the aqueous extract from Pentaclethra macroloba

da Silva et al., 2005

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4645789296755526833
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da Silva J
Coppede J
Fernandes V
Sant’Ana C
Ticli F
Mazzi M
Giglio J
Pereira P
Soares A
Sampaio S
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Journal of ethnopharmacology

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Several Brazilian plants have been utilized in folk medicine as active agents against various effects induced by snake venoms. The inhabitants of the Amazon region use, among others, the macerated bark of a plant popularly named “Pracaxi”(Pentaclethra macroloba Willd) to …
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