Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) with therapeutic and biomedical applications: a patent review.

: Metal organic frameworks (MOFs) are a recent group of nano porous materials with exceptional physical properties, such as large surface areas, high pore volumes, low densities and well-defined pores. This type of material has been used frequently for biomedical and therapeutic applications, such as drug delivery systems and theranostic materials.: In this review, the authors searched for patents filed in the last 10 years, found in different databases, related to the therapeutic or biomedical application of MOFs for use in different health fields.

Phytochemical analysis in by LC-MS/MS and GC-MS.

is popularly known as 'penicillin' and used as an anti-inflammatory and for wound healing. The objective of this work was the phytochemical study of the species by analytical techniques such as LC-MS/MS and GC-MS. Twenty-seven compounds were identified, five by LC-MS and 22 by GC-MS analysis.

The vasorelaxant effect of p-cymene in rat aorta involves potassium channels.

The monoterpenes are the main constituents of most essential oils and p-cymene is a monoterpene commonly found in various species of aromatic herbs, which has been reported for anti-inflammatory, antinociceptive, and antimicrobial activities. However, there is no report concerning its pharmacological activity on the vascular smooth muscle. The aim of current work was to investigate the effects of p-cymene in isolated rat aorta and also study its mechanism of action.