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Chemical structure of sanguinarine. (A) iminium form (B) alkanolamine form. | Download Scientific Diagram
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The anti-inflammatory effects of sanguinarine and its modulation of inflammatory mediators from peritoneal macrophages - ScienceDirect
Anticancer potential of sanguinarine for various human malignancies | Future Medicinal Chemistry
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Sanguinarine - Mackraj - 2008 - Cardiovascular Drug Reviews - Wiley Online Library
Chemical structure of sanguinarine. (A) iminium form (B) alkanolamine form. | Download Scientific Diagram
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Carcinogenic potential of sanguinarine, a phytochemical used in 'therapeutic' black salve and mouthwash - ScienceDirect
Sanguinarine induces apoptosis and inhibits growth of cancer cells | Herbalzym
Sanguinarine synergistically potentiates aminoglycoside‐mediated bacterial killing - Lu - 2022 - Microbial Biotechnology - Wiley Online Library
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Sanguinaria Canadensis: Sanguinarine Containing Potent Medicinal Roots and Rhizomes of Broad Antimicrobial and Anti- Inflammator
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One of the first native woodland wildflowers to bloom each spring is bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis L
