ArticleInflammopharmacology2018
Acid-gastric antisecretory effect of the ethanolic extract from Arctium lappa L. root: role of H
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Abstract
backgroundArctium lappa L., popularly known as burdock, is a medicinal plant used worldwide. The antiulcer and gastric-acid antisecretory effects of ethanolic extract from roots of Arctium lappa (EET) were already demonstrated. However, the mechanism by which the extract reduces the gastric acid secretion remains unclear. Therefore, this study was designed to evaluate the antisecretory mode of action of EET. MATERIALS AND
methodsThe effects of EET on H
resultsThe incubation with EET (1000 µg/ml) partially inhibited H
conclusionOur results reinforce the gastric antisecretory properties of preparations obtained from Arctium lappa, and indicate that the mechanisms involved in EET antisecretory effects include a moderate reduction of the H
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