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<title>Indonesia Journal of Pharmacy Vol 35 No 1 2024</title>
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<note>The genus Leea is widely recognized as a valuable source of medicinal
plants, and half of its species are traditionally used to treat various diseases.
According to previous studies, it also has significant potential for yielding
molecules that can serve as drugs or lead compounds in the discovery of
pharmaceutical products. Therefore, this review aimed to identify research
gaps in the development of plant-based medicines from the genus Leea. The
procedures comprised extracting data from 108 articles, which explored
plants from the genus Leea and were published from 1997 to 2022. The
articles reviewed consisted of data on pharmacological activity, isolated
compounds, and toxicity potential. The results showed that among the 36
species in the genus, L. indica, L. macrophylla, L. asiatica, L. aequata, L.
aculeata, L. guinensis, and L. rubra were often used in traditional medicine,
leading to their frequent exploration in previous reports. A total of 66
compounds had been isolated, with 46 being known to have pharmacological
activity. In addition, the dominant pharmacological activities of these
compounds included antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and
anticancer properties. The acute toxicity test results showed that the extract
of plants from the genus was often categorized as not toxic at a dose of up to
2 g/kg BW. Based on the various pharmacological activities of the isolates and
extracts, as well as the low toxicity potential, the genus Leea has the potential
to be explored for the development of new drugs.

Keywords: Genus Leea, Pharmacological activity, Toxicity</note>
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