<it>Syzygium jambolanum </it>treatment improves survival in lethal sepsis induced in mice

• Main Authors: Amaral Flávia MM (Author), Silva Lucilene A (Author), Sousa Sanara M (Author), Costa Graciomar C (Author), Frazão Josias B (Author), Aragão-Filho Walmir C (Author), Pereira Paulo VS (Author), Gomes Eliane A (Author), Maluf Michele J (Author), Farias Jardel C (Author), Maciel Márcia CG (Author), Russo Momtchilo (Author), Guerra Rosane NM (Author), Nascimento Flávia RF (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: BMC, 2008-10-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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<p>Abstract</p> <p>Background</p> <p>The leaves and the fruits from <it>Syzygium jambolanum </it>DC.(Myrtaceae), a plant known in Brazil as sweet olive or 'jambolão', have been used by native people to treat infectious diseases, diabetes, and stoma...