Quality Standards of Indian Medicinal Plants: Volume- 17

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The Medicinal Plants Division of the Indian Council of Medical Research took initiatives for developing Quality Standards of Medicinal Plants for more widely used raw materials involving laboratories of reputed institutes in the country to generate requisite data as per prescribed format for preparing monographs. Each monograph is titled with botanical nomenclature and incorporates diagnostic macro- and microscopic features, phytochemical constituents, identification by chromatographic fingerprints (TLC/GLC/HPLC/HPTLC), quantitative determination of the phytochemical marker using reference marker compound, information of pharmacological, clinical, toxicological aspects, dose, adulterants/substitutes etc. The present 17 volume in the series of already published 16 volumes contains quality standards.

of 31 plants. The present publication is an outcome of the ICMR programme under which work.

was carried out at Captain Srinivasa Murthy Regional Ayurveda Drug Development Institute,

for Ayurveda, Chennai, Tamil Nadu; Centre for Medicinal Plants Research, Arya Vaidya Sala,

Kottakkal, Kerala and Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, Maharashtra.

It is hoped that the current volume like the previous volumes will also be of interest to the drug industry, pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic academic/research institutes, practitioners the Indigenous systems of medicine and health professional including regulatory authorities

Book's Contents and Sample Pages