ArticlePharmacognosy magazine2017
Tyrosinase Inhibitory Activities of
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Abstract
objectiveMATERIALS AND
methodsAD of the dried powdered roots of
resultsThe AD, BAD, and ME and its fractions displayed remarkable tyrosinase inhibitory activity. The IC
conclusionsThe roots extracts exhibited considerable tyrosinase inhibitory activities, alluding to a possible application of the plant in cosmetic as whitening agent subject to further pharmacological studies. SUMMARY: The present study aimed to explore the tyrosinase inhibitory potential of aqueous decoction and methanolic extract of roots of Carissa opaca and its fractions in various solvents and their phytochemical constituents. GCMS analysis was conducted to identify the phytochemicals. The extracts and fractions of C. opaca roots showed remarkable anti-tyrosinase activities alluding to their possible application to treat disorders related to overproduction of melanin.
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