PROSPECTS OF CREATING A NEW HEPATOPROTECTIVE REMEDY BASED ON THE FLORA OF UZBEKISTAN
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Liver diseases remain a global health challenge, necessitating the development of effective, low-toxicity hepatoprotective agents. Uzbekistan’s unique climatic conditions favor the growth of medicinal plants rich in specific secondary metabolites. This study explores the scientific potential of creating a multicomponent dry extract with hepatoprotective properties based on Rosa canina, Origanum tyttanthum, and Codonopsis clematidea.
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