In Vitro Antioxidant Activity and Anticonvulsant Properties on Zebrafish PTZ-Induced Seizure Model of a Tilia Aqueous Extract

Martin, E.M.S., Sosa, A.M., Martinez, C.S., Prieto, J. and others · Journal of Pharmacopuncture · 2024

Preclinical

Abstract

A standardized aqueous extract of Tilia (a genus traditionally used, like T. cordata, for its tranquilizing properties) exhibited antioxidant (free-radical-scavenging) activity and anticonvulsant effects in a zebrafish seizure model, attributed to its polyphenols and flavonoids, supporting the calming use of linden.

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Martin, E.M.S., Sosa, A.M., Martinez, C.S., Prieto, J. and others (2024) 'In Vitro Antioxidant Activity and Anticonvulsant Properties on Zebrafish PTZ-Induced Seizure Model of a Tilia Aqueous Extract', Journal of Pharmacopuncture, 27(3), pp. 211-222. doi:10.3831/KPI.2024.27.3.211

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