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Lalitha Vaidyanathan Author
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biotechnology
Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, India
Biography
Lalitha Vaidyanathan, has completed her master’s in biotechnology at the age of 23 from University of Madras, India. She is the senior lecturer in the department of biomedical sciences at Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, India. She is pursuing her PhD in biomedical sciences and her research interest includes wound healing studies in zebrafish models, wound inflammation and wound pathogens.
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Short Communication Open Access
A partially purified bioactive fraction of Vernonia arborea Buch.-Ham. leaves with potency against selected wound pathogens
Author(s): Lalitha Vaidyanathan and Lokeswari T S
Wound healing is seldom delayed due to presence of polymicrobial community, acquired either during the wounding or during the hospital stay. The onset of inflammatory phase is manifested to a great extent and the resolution of the same extended beyond desirable time which eventually results in retarded proliferation, reepithelialisation and remodelling phases that complete the healing process. Such mixed microbial population has to be abolished to facilitate the healing process. Vernonia arborea is a tree species of Asteraceae family; the leaves being used for healing deep wounds traditionally. With lack of experimental evidences to support, the present study aims at identifying the antimicrobial potency of the leaf fractions against selected wo... view more»
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