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Pericopsis elata
West African timber tree used in folk medicine for malaria and skin conditions.
Pericopsis elata (Afrormosia) is a West African timber tree whose bark is used in traditional medicine for malaria and skin conditions. Key active compounds include pericopsone, flavonoids, and tannins. Evidence is limited (Level C) to preliminary in vitro and traditional use reports.
Pericopsone and related flavonoids may inhibit Plasmodium growth by interfering with heme polymerization or mitochondrial function. Tannins provide astringent and antimicrobial effects for topical application. Anti-inflammatory activity may involve modulation of COX and LOX pathways. However, specific mechanisms in humans remain poorly characterized.
West African timber tree used in folk medicine for malaria and skin conditions.
Pericopsis elata (Afrormosia) is a West African timber tree whose bark is used in traditional medicine for malaria and skin conditions. Key active compounds include pericopsone, flavonoids, and tannins. Evidence is limited (Level C) to preliminary in vitro and traditional use reports.
Pericopsone and related flavonoids may inhibit Plasmodium growth by interfering with heme polymerization or mitochondrial function. Tannins provide astringent and antimicrobial effects for topical application. Anti-inflammatory activity may involve modulation of COX and LOX pathways. However, specific mechanisms in humans remain poorly characterized.