Anti-Diabetic Activity of Phoenix Dactylifera Seed Extract and Its Mediated Silver Nanoparticles
Keywords:
Phoenix dactylifera, Anti diabetic, Nano particle, plant extractsAbstract
Introduction: phoenix dactylifera has been traditionally used for different reasons because of bioactive agents. A single herb has different actions on many diseases but each herba may have one dominating effect and other subsidiary effects. Silver nanoparticles synthesized from plant sources are eco friendly, cost effective and have a wide range of applications. The antibacterial property of silver nanoparticles produced by various herbal sources has been well studied. Date seeds have been used in this study along with silver nanoparticles due to their antioxidant, antimicrobial, anticancer, anti-inflammatory and antimutagenic activities. These characteristics of silver nanoparticles make them suitable for medical application and healthcare products where they may treat infections or prevent them efficiently and effectively.
Aim: To analyze the anti-diabetic activity of phoenix dactylifera seed extract and its mediated silver nano particle.
Materials & Methods: Dates powder has been grinded from dates after that dates seed extract have been collected and aqueous silver nitrate solution has been taken. Finally centrifuging of dates seed extract of (AgNp) These are the materials and methods used for the anti-diabetic activity of phoenix dactylifera seed extract & its mediated silver nanoparticles. Data was entered in Microsoft excel spreadsheet and analyzed using SPSS software (version 23).
Result: The antidiabetic activity of phoenix dactylifera seed extract and its mediated silver nanoparticles was done and our result concludes that phoenix dactylifera has more percentage of inhibition whereas previous research on and diabetic property of phoenix dactylifera has proven is to be cost effective
Conclusion: Hence by using phoenix dactylifera seed extract and its mediated silver nanoparticles, we can conclude that it has Anti diabetic property which play major role in human health. Silver nanoparticles produced using Phoenix dactylifera seed extract have good antibacterial activity and can be used in the future as anti-bacterial pastes & gels for topical application instead of using conventional agents to minimize their side effects. Thus, a safe, effective, affordable approach is found to control the disease development and progression.
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