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Evaluating the protective potential of Aspilia africana against phenanthrene-induced cardiorenal injury: biochemical and computational approaches

Aug 2026 · In Silico Pharmacology · Vol 14 · 0 citations · 26 references
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This study suggests the multi-target protective potential of Aspilia africana against phenanthrene-induced cardiorenal toxicity, integrating in vivo biochemical evidence with in silico molecular interactions to provide mechanistic insight into its therapeutic relevance in environmental toxicology.

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