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1. In vitro immunomodulatory activity of plants used by the Tacana ethnic group in Bolivia

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Deharo, E., Baelmans, R., Gimenez, A., Quenevo, C., and Bourdy, G.

Subjects
Medicine, Primitive -- Health aspects -- Research, Folk medicine -- Health aspects -- Research, Blood platelets -- Aggregation, Biological sciences, Health, Science and technology, Research, Health aspects
Abstract

Abstract One hundred and seventy-eight ethanolic plant extracts from the pharmacopoeia of the Tacana, an ethnic group from Bolivia, were screened for immunomodulatory activity using complement cascade inhibition and ADP-induced [...]

Published
2004

3. Des sources du savoir aux médicaments du futur

Author

Aguirre Marco, P C, Ambe, Guy-Alain, Ansay, Michel, Anton, R, Anton, Robert, Aragón, R, Arango, G J, Baerts, Martine, Baghdikian, B, Balagizi, Innocent, Balansard, G, Balansard, Guy, Blancou, Jean, Bouchet, Françoise, Bouchet, Marie-Jeanne, Bourdy, Geneviève, Bravo, J. A., Bravo, José, Burtscher, Doris, Chávez de Michel, L. R., Christoph, H, Chrubasik, Sigrun, Claisse-Dauchy, Renée, Cokelaer, Jean-Baptiste, Croft, K, Cudel, Evelyne, de Foucault, Bernard, De Méo, M, De Pasquale, Rita, Deharo, E, Deharo, E., Dekanosidze, G, Delmée, M, Dewalt, S. J., Djadjo Djipa, Corine, Dorangeon, Elodie, Dumenil, G, Echeverri, J, El-Emam, M, El-Naggar, Wael, Elias, R, El Rhaffari, Loussaine, Enokakuiodo, O, Estrada, A, Eyele Mve Mba, Célestin, Flahaut, Elodie, Fleurentin, Jacques, Fleury, Marie, Flores, M, Fontanel, Didier, Frances, Yves, Fresquet Febrer, J L, Galtier, C, George, S, Gimenez, A, Gimenez, A., Giusti, M E, Grazzini, A, Greco, A M, Hassan, R, Heide, L, Heidenreich, Felicia, Henneberg, Maria, Hounzangbé-Adoté, Sylvie, Huffman, Michael A., Iauk, L, Kalis, Simone, Keita, Arouna, Kemertelidze, E, Lamidi, Maroufath, Lavaud, C, Lehmann, Jean, Lesoeurs, Guy, Li, S M, Lobstein, A, Lopez, A, Lumley, Henry de, Maciuk, Alexandre, Mahiou, V, Malaisse, François, Marculescu, Angela, Mat Jais, M, Mazars, Guy, McCahon, L, Mechler, E, Minardi, R, Montlouis, Josyane, Moretti, Christian, Mori, T, Mshvildadze, V, Müller, Markus, Muñoz, V, Muñoz, V., Navet, Eric, Nicolas, Jean-Pierre, Nze-Ekekang, Lucienne, Olicard, Cécile, Oliveri, S, Olivier, Marc, Ollivier, E, Oueida, Fathi, Pelt, Jean-Marie, Perrin, Michel, Pieri, G, Pieroni, Andréa, Pordié, Laurent, Quenevo, C., Quetin-Ledercq, Joëlle, Ragusa, S, Rapisarda, A, Renault-Miskovsky, Josette, Reynier, Jean-Pierre, Rigouzzo-Weiller, Anne-Laure, Roca, A., Roman, S, Ruchter, M, Saha, B P, Sanogo, Rokia, Sanou, B, Sanou, L, Sauer, Fernand, Sauvain, Michel, Sawaya, Antoine, Schröder, Ekkehard, Sporer, F, Stévigny, Caroline, T. Murugesan Pal, M, Tamas, M, Thouzery, Michel, Tra Bi Fezan, Honora, Trojanowska, Anna, Um, B H, Verpoorte, Robert, Viel, C, Wahrendorf, Marit-Saskia, Wemakor, E, Weniger, B, Weniger, Bernard, Wink, M, Zaid, A., Zakaria, Z, Fleurentin, Jacques, Pelt, Jean-Marie, and Mazars, Guy

Subjects
médicament, History & Philosophy Of Science, guérisseur, SCI034000, médecine traditionnelle, Nursing, plante médicinale, Geography, paludisme, SOC057000, JFFH, leishmaniose, ethnopharmacologie, pharmacopée, ethnobotanique, PDX
Abstract

L'origine des pharmacopées traditionnelles L'élaboration des pharmacopées Les médicaments du XXIe siècle Comment les connaissances des savoirs thérapeutiques se sont-elles transmises au travers des différentes cultures ? Cet ouvrage innovant, qui réunit les travaux présentés au 4e Congrès européen d'ethnopharmacologie, fait remonter à la préhistoire les sources des connaissances thérapeutiques. Si les pharmacopées écrites jalonnent l'histoire des grandes médecines savantes, d'autres modes d'accès à la connaissance semblent exister dans l'univers chamanique des sociétés de tradition orale ainsi que dans la façon dont les animaux malades se soignent par les plantes. L'évaluation des propriétés pharmaco-toxicologiques et chimiques des plantes d'usage traditionnel devrait par ailleurs favoriser le développement futur des médicaments à base de plantes, l'un des thèmes porteurs abordés dans cet ouvrage. Mais l'objectif de ce livre est aussi de susciter, partout dans le monde, de nouvelles thématiques de recherche dans le domaine de la préhistoire du médicament et de la compréhension de l'acquisition et de la transmission du savoir. Le développement du phytomédicament non toxique destiné à l'homme et à l'animal figure également parmi les enjeux majeurs de demain. The origin of traditional pharmacopoeias The development of pharmacopoeias The medicines of the XXIth century How have the traditional Therapeutical knowledges been transmited to the différent cultures? This innovating book containing the proceedings of the 4th European Congress of Ethnopharmacology return to prehistory the sources of fherapeutical knowledge and asks how the animals cure themselves with plants. If the printing pharmacopoeias ponctuate the history of learning medicines other way of accessibility to the knowledge seems exist in the world of shaman in society with oral tradition. Ethnopharmacological evaluation of traditional médicinal plant should favour the development of phytomedicine. The purpose of this publication is also to provide dues to scientists in the whole world and help them identify new avenues for research in the field of the prehistory of drugs, for a better understanding of the way knowledge is acquired and then transmitted, and for the development of non-toxic herbal medicines for administration to human and animal beings.

Published
2002

9. In vitro immunomodulatory activity of plants used by the Tacana ethnic group in Bolivia.

Author

Deharo E, Baelmans R, Gimenez A, Quenevo C, and Bourdy G

Subjects
Bolivia, Complement System Proteins drug effects, Humans, Immunologic Factors administration & dosage, Immunologic Factors therapeutic use, Medicine, Traditional, Plant Extracts administration & dosage, Plant Extracts therapeutic use, Plant Roots, Plant Stems, Platelet Aggregation drug effects, Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors administration & dosage, Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors therapeutic use, Immunologic Factors pharmacology, Phytotherapy, Plant Extracts pharmacology, Plants, Medicinal, Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors pharmacology
Abstract

One hundred and seventy-eight ethanolic plant extracts from the pharmacopoeia of the Tacana, an ethnic group from Bolivia, were screened for immunomodulatory activity using complement cascade inhibition and ADP-induced platelet aggregation inhibition assays. Six impaired both complement pathways (classical and alternative): stem bark from Astronium urundeuvea (Anacardiaceae), Cochlospermum vitifolium (Cochlospermaceae), Terminalia amazonica (Combretaceae), Triplaris americana (Polygonaceae), Uncaria tomentosa (Rubiaceae) and Euterpe precatoria (Arecaceae) roots. Inhibition of complement cascade was independent of essential ion complexation, and was not due to direct hemolytic activity on target red blood cells. For A. urundeuvea, C. vitifolium, and T. amazonica, anti-inflammatory activity relied on cyclo-oxygenase inhibition. Four of these species (A. urundeuva, T. americana, U. tomentosa and E. precatoria) are used traditionally to treat inflammatory processes.

Published
2004
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