Antibacterial activity of some Tanzanian medicinal plants

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Antibacterial activity of acidic, basic and neutral fractions of petrol, ether and chloroform extracts of 39 plant species with a total of 351 fractions is reported. Activity was observed with in 65 (∼19%) of the fractions, mostly in the ether fractions (52%), followed by chloroform fractions (∼35%), while petrol fractions were the least active (∼15%). In sum, ∼52% of the acids/phenols, ∼17% basic and ∼35% of the neutral fractions exhibited activity. None of the aqueous residual fractions showed significant activity.

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Khan, M. R. (2001). Antibacterial activity of some Tanzanian medicinal plants. Pharmaceutical Biology, 39(3), 206–212. https://doi.org/10.1076/phbi.39.3.206.5927

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