Introduction To Pongamia Pinnata plant (Karanj) Which Is Used For Formulation Of Silver Nanoparticle Gel
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Pongamia pinnata( karanj) are factory species belonging to the Fabaceae family. They have been traditionally used in various societies for their medicinal parcels. This review composition provides an in- depth analysis of the botanical lives, traditional uses, and pharmacological parcels of Pongamia pinnata( karanj). The end is to slip light on their implicit remedial operations and encourage further disquisition in the field. Psoriasis is a habitual, vulnerable- mediated seditious skin complaint affecting millions of people worldwide. Despite numerous treatment options available, there is a need for safe and effective antidotes with minimal side goods.
This review aims to explore the scientific evidence supporting the use of Pongamia pinnata( karanj) as implicit drugs for psoriasis treatment
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