Natural Product Derived Nano-Formulation for the Enhancement of Antimalarial Properties in Alpinia galanga
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2026-07-10
Date
2024Supervisor
Stephanie Chan
Jobrun Nandong
Jibrail Kansedo
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Curtin Malaysia
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Curtin Malaysia
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Abstract
This research focuses on combatting malaria with local plants. As such, galangal was extracted via supercritical CO2 and formulated into nanoemulsion with extracts from betel leaf. The results showed that the nanoemulsion formulation gave higher antimalarial properties with reduced cytotoxicity. In a nutshell, the end product showed immense potential as an antimalarial supplemental aid and as a candidate for further research as an antimalarial drug.
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