Overview of the use of lichens in therapeutics : from tradition to current issues – There are about 20,000 species of lichens. The dual nature of these symbiotic organisms was only brought to light at the end of the 19th century and they are still relatively unknown to the general public. However, throughout history, lichens have been very widely used by mankind, notably for textile dyeing, perfumery, food and therapeutics. From the Middle Ages to the present day, this article proposes to illustrate certain therapeutic uses of lichenic substances which are secondary metabolites of lichens. Many populations still use lichens in traditional medicine today, but this article also presents the current challenges, particularly for the development...
The search for novel, pharmacologically significant compounds is a perpetual quest on which biologis...
One of the aim of nature protection should be improving the knowledge of society about properties of...
Lichens represent a promising source of antimicrobial, cytotoxic and antioxidant agents. Their great...
The use of lichens in medicine is based on the fact that they contain unique and varied biologically...
Bonnemain Bruno. L’usage des lichens : Mitchell (Michael E .), “ Contentious Cures : The rise and De...
This purpose of this paper is to review and evaluate published literature on the biology and chemist...
Les lichens produisent une variété de métabolites secondaires de défense en réponse à un stimulus ex...
L’étude physicochimique de trois lichens récoltés en Limousin, Usnea florida, Flavoparmelia caperata...
Lichens are symbiotic fungi, the chemistry of which has been used by humans since antiquity. They we...
Inhibition of some enzymes seems to be one of the therapeutic strategies for the management of certa...
The emergence of multidrug resistant bacteria has driven the need for novel antibiotics. Lichens nat...
Lichens are symbiotic fungi, the chemistry of which has been used by humans since antiquity. They we...
Lichen is a plant with many benefits. Its abundant existence in an area may indicate that air pollut...
Lichens are used in traditional medicine, food and various other ethnic uses by cultures across the ...
Lichens are included in the classification system of fungi and have been used in medicine, pharmacy ...
The search for novel, pharmacologically significant compounds is a perpetual quest on which biologis...
One of the aim of nature protection should be improving the knowledge of society about properties of...
Lichens represent a promising source of antimicrobial, cytotoxic and antioxidant agents. Their great...
The use of lichens in medicine is based on the fact that they contain unique and varied biologically...
Bonnemain Bruno. L’usage des lichens : Mitchell (Michael E .), “ Contentious Cures : The rise and De...
This purpose of this paper is to review and evaluate published literature on the biology and chemist...
Les lichens produisent une variété de métabolites secondaires de défense en réponse à un stimulus ex...
L’étude physicochimique de trois lichens récoltés en Limousin, Usnea florida, Flavoparmelia caperata...
Lichens are symbiotic fungi, the chemistry of which has been used by humans since antiquity. They we...
Inhibition of some enzymes seems to be one of the therapeutic strategies for the management of certa...
The emergence of multidrug resistant bacteria has driven the need for novel antibiotics. Lichens nat...
Lichens are symbiotic fungi, the chemistry of which has been used by humans since antiquity. They we...
Lichen is a plant with many benefits. Its abundant existence in an area may indicate that air pollut...
Lichens are used in traditional medicine, food and various other ethnic uses by cultures across the ...
Lichens are included in the classification system of fungi and have been used in medicine, pharmacy ...
The search for novel, pharmacologically significant compounds is a perpetual quest on which biologis...
One of the aim of nature protection should be improving the knowledge of society about properties of...
Lichens represent a promising source of antimicrobial, cytotoxic and antioxidant agents. Their great...