The synergistic effect of hydroalcoholic extracts of
This study was designed to evaluate the synergistic activities of hydroalcoholic extracts of medicinal plants and and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin against . The synergistic effects of the plants, as well as carvacrol and hypericin, were examined using a checkered method against (...
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| creator | Bahmani, Mahmoud Taherikalani, Morovat Khaksarian, Mojtaba Rafieian-Kopaei, Mahmoud Ashrafi, Behnam Nazer, Mohammadreza Soroush, Setareh Abbasi, Naser Rashidipour, Marzieh |
| description | This study was designed to evaluate the synergistic activities of hydroalcoholic extracts of medicinal plants
and
and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin against
.
The synergistic effects of the plants, as well as carvacrol and hypericin, were examined using a checkered method against
(ATCC 12600).
A fractional inhibitory concentration of 0.5 was obtained for combination of
and
and 0.49 for combination of the active ingredients carvacrol and hypericin, both of which indicated a synergistic effect.
This preliminary evaluation demonstrated a synergistic property of
and
extracts in treating
infection. This study indicates that combination of the plants, as well as combination of carvacrol and hypericin, might be used as a new antibacterial strategy against
.
We studied and evaluated the synergistic activities of hydroalcoholic extracts of oregano and St John's wort and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin, against
. The results suggest that a combination of oregano and St John's wort extracts, as well as a combination of hypericin and carvacrol, have potential for use as natural and effective combinations against
infections. |
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and
and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin against
.
The synergistic effects of the plants, as well as carvacrol and hypericin, were examined using a checkered method against
(ATCC 12600).
A fractional inhibitory concentration of 0.5 was obtained for combination of
and
and 0.49 for combination of the active ingredients carvacrol and hypericin, both of which indicated a synergistic effect.
This preliminary evaluation demonstrated a synergistic property of
and
extracts in treating
infection. This study indicates that combination of the plants, as well as combination of carvacrol and hypericin, might be used as a new antibacterial strategy against
.
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.
The synergistic effects of the plants, as well as carvacrol and hypericin, were examined using a checkered method against
(ATCC 12600).
A fractional inhibitory concentration of 0.5 was obtained for combination of
and
and 0.49 for combination of the active ingredients carvacrol and hypericin, both of which indicated a synergistic effect.
This preliminary evaluation demonstrated a synergistic property of
and
extracts in treating
infection. This study indicates that combination of the plants, as well as combination of carvacrol and hypericin, might be used as a new antibacterial strategy against
.
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. The results suggest that a combination of oregano and St John's wort extracts, as well as a combination of hypericin and carvacrol, have potential for use as natural and effective combinations against
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and
and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin against
.
The synergistic effects of the plants, as well as carvacrol and hypericin, were examined using a checkered method against
(ATCC 12600).
A fractional inhibitory concentration of 0.5 was obtained for combination of
and
and 0.49 for combination of the active ingredients carvacrol and hypericin, both of which indicated a synergistic effect.
This preliminary evaluation demonstrated a synergistic property of
and
extracts in treating
infection. This study indicates that combination of the plants, as well as combination of carvacrol and hypericin, might be used as a new antibacterial strategy against
.
We studied and evaluated the synergistic activities of hydroalcoholic extracts of oregano and St John's wort and their active components, carvacrol and hypericin, against
. The results suggest that a combination of oregano and St John's wort extracts, as well as a combination of hypericin and carvacrol, have potential for use as natural and effective combinations against
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