Bioactive fractions and compound of Ardisia crispa roots exhibit anti-arthritic properties mediated via angiogenesis inhibition in vitro.

Joan Anak BlinRoslida Abdul HamidHuzwah Khaza'ai

Published in: BMC complementary medicine and therapies (2021)

These findings highlight the bioactive fractions and compound from Ardisia crispa roots as potential anti-arthritic agents by inhibiting both HUVECs and HFLS-RA's cellular functions in vitro, possibly mediated via their anti-angiogenic effects.

Keyphrases

rheumatoid arthritis
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