The Anti-hypertensive Properties of T. officinale on L-Name-induced Hypertensive Rats
Medicinal plants have long been used in folkloric medicine in various parts of the world. Presence of phenolic compounds has been attributed to their medicinal properties. Despite various medicinal uses, scientific claims of anti-hypertensive activities are still deficient. Therefore, hydroethanolic...
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Walter Sisulu University
2016
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/11260/1045 |