King Georges Medical University

Antifungal properties of bergenia ciliata root and stem extracts

Technology
In development
University

Explore the antifungal potential of Bergenia ciliata extracts, leveraging natural compounds for inhibiting yeast and fungal growth. This plant-based solution is rooted in traditional medicine and offers applications in treating skin infections and related conditions.

Overview

Bergenia ciliata, a plant traditionally used in various medicinal applications, exhibits promising antifungal properties. The extracts from its root and stem are being evaluated for their ability to inhibit the growth of yeast and fungi. This natural approach taps into the plant's historical use in treating conditions like dysuria, cystitis, and skin infections, and is poised to offer a sustainable alternative to synthetic antifungal agents.

Technical specifications
  • Natural antifungal agent: Utilizes bioactive compounds from Bergenia ciliata roots and stems.
  • Traditional applications: Historically used for its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties, and in the treatment of various ailments.
  • Versatile applications: Potential use in treating skin infections, boils, abscesses, and as a general antifungal treatment.
  • Influencing factors: Effectiveness can depend on plant species, environmental conditions, and harvest timing.
Technology readiness level

The current stage of development is at Technology Readiness Level 4, indicating that the technology has been validated in a laboratory environment, setting the stage for further development and testing in real-world scenarios.

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