Objectives: The present study undertaken to explore antioxidant and the cell line of isolated compound from ethanol extract Tinospora cordifolia belongs family Menispermaceae.
 Methods: air dried powdered sample aerial parts T. was extracted in a Soxhlet using five different solvents. Most active extracts were purified silica gel column chromatography. Characterized structure Fourier trans...

Background: Tinospora cordifolia has gained popularity as an immunomodulatory and protective herb. Being anIndian traditional herb, it found its use in Ayurveda alternative system of medicine. According to World Health Organization, still 80% the world population relies on therapies for disease infirmity. Dearth medicine treatment COVID-19 pushed researcher towards therapies. This review focuse...

India has a vast range of medicinal plants at its disposal. Tinospora cordifolia, often known as "Seenthil Kodi" , is dioecious hanging shrub, proven to be valuable botanical for herbal medicine, with an extensive array bioactive components. The goal the current research was determine ideal lines high stem yield and also assess genetic diversity, heritability, advance trait association in crop....

Diabetes is known to alter kidney extracellular matrix (ECM) components. Chondroitin sulphate (CS)/dermatan sulphate (DS), an ECM component, which plays an essential role in kidney is altered during diabetes. The focus of this study has been to examine the effect of Tinospora cordifolia (TC) consumption, a potent plant widely used to treat diabetes, on kidney CS/DS. Experimentally induced diabe...

The role of aqueous extract of Tinospora cordifolia [TC], in preventing methotrexate [MTX] induced oxidative damage in rat liver was studied. Sixty Wistar albino rats were divided into five groups with twelve rats in each group. Group I served as normal control group. To group II rats, MTX was administered at 5mg/kg body weight intraperitoneally for three consecutive days. Rats in group III wer...

The inevitable development of chemoresistance and unmanageable side effects are the major therapeutic challenges in management of breast cancer imposing an urgent need for identification of novel therapeutic agents. In the present investigation, we report anti-proliferative activity of chloroform fraction of Tinospora cordifolia (TcCF), an Ayurvedic medicinal plant, on breast cancer cells. We f...