<The> effect of Migri-Heal on nitric oxide production in an in vitro inflammatory model of primary microglial cells

Mahmoud, Hassani; Farzaneh, Sabouni; Solaleh, Emamgholipour; Mohammad Hessam, Rafiee; Mohammad Sadegh, Fallah; Shah Sanam, Abbasi; Mohammad, Ansari

effect of Migri-Heal on nitric oxide production in an in vitro inflammatory model of primary microglial cells

Mahmoud, Hassani; Farzaneh, Sabouni; Solaleh, Emamgholipour; Mohammad Hessam, Rafiee; Mohammad Sadegh, Fallah; Shah Sanam, Abbasi; Mohammad, Ansari.

Archives of Medical Laboratory Sciences. 2016; 2 (2): 54-61

in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-187151

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Recently, much attention has been directed towards considering activated microgelial cells as putative targets for treatment of neurological disorders. MigriHeal as a novel herbal remedy was introduced for the treatment of migraine headaches. The previous researches has shown that MigriHea extracts can decrease NO in an in vitro inflammatory model. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of MigriHeal on NO generation from LPS- stimulated microglia cells

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