Quality assessment of Achyranthas aspera Linn. seed
Abstract
out. High performance thin layer chromatography profile developed for the seeds was to aid in identification of the drug and also in isolating and identifying the biomarker compound responsible for the bioactivity.
Key words: Achyranthas aspera, amaranthaceae, apamarg, elemental analysis
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22377/ijgp.v6i1.230
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