A Study Of The Effect Of Sandarac Resin (Tetraclinis Articulate) Extract On Wound Treatment

Authors

  • Ahmed L. Majeed Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development Author
  • Mohammed S. Nawrooz Ahlalbayt University / College of Pharmacy / Department of Pharmacognosy Author
  • Haneen M. Hlail Al-Nisoor University College Author
  • Jamal S. Chiad Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development Author
  • Awatif A. Muhammed Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development Author
  • Sura A. Jaber Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development Author
  • Majid R. Muhammed Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development Author

Keywords:

Biological Activity, Wound Treatment, Resin Extract, Sandarac

Abstract

The main objective of the research is to obtain sandarac resin (Tetraclinis articulate) using traditional techniques (soaking method), and to assess the extract's impact as a bio-inhibitor for some types of bacteria and to know the effective groups such as (Tannins, phenols, resins, flavonoids, saponins, alkaloids and terpenes). The biological activity of the extract against bacterial and fungi species was measured. The results of the antimicrobial activity detection test shows that the effect of the extract at concentrations (50%, 25%) on Staphylococcus aureus ATCC (6538) inhibited activity (15 mm, 14 mm), respectively, and showed the antibiotic (Gentamycin) 17 mm inhibitory activity. The extract showed at concentrations (50%, 25%) activity against Staphylococcus epidermidis (local isolate) inhibitory activity (16 mm, 15 mm), while the inhibitory activity of the antibiotic (Gentamycin) was (17 mm) and the effectiveness of the extract (50%, 25%) has inhibitory activity on Streptococcus mutans (local isolate) (14 mm, 12 mm) and the antibiotic activity (17 mm). The extract (50%, 25%) showed inhibitory activity (15). mm, 14 mm) on E. coli ATCC (105538), respectively while the antibiotic had inhibitory activity (17 mm). The extract (at concentrations of 50%, 25%) showed a higher inhibitory activity on Candida albicans ATCC (10231) where the inhibitory activity was (13 mm, 12 mm), while Nystatin showed inhibitory activity (16 mm).

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Author Biographies

  • Ahmed L. Majeed, Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development

    Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development  

  • Mohammed S. Nawrooz, Ahlalbayt University / College of Pharmacy / Department of Pharmacognosy

    Ahlalbayt University / College of Pharmacy / Department of Pharmacognosy

  • Haneen M. Hlail, Al-Nisoor University College

    Al-Nisoor University College

  • Jamal S. Chiad, Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development

    Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development  

  • Awatif A. Muhammed, Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development

    Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development  

  • Sura A. Jaber, Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development

    Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development  

  • Majid R. Muhammed, Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development

    Ministry of Industry and Mineral / Corporation of Research and Industrial Development  

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03/31/2024

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A Study Of The Effect Of Sandarac Resin (Tetraclinis Articulate) Extract On Wound Treatment. (2024). The Continents States University Journal, 1(1.0), 4-8. https://journal.continents.us/csuj/article/view/study-of-the-effect-of-sandarac-resin-tetraclinis-articulate

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