In-vitro anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant study of Sansevieria cylindrica Bojer ex. Hook and Plumeria obtusa L. plants using different methods

Background: Sansevieria cylindrica and Plumeria obtusa are used as a medicinal plant during intentional unintentional accidental injuries. However, limited investigations have been performed to study pharmacological activities of these plants. Objectives: The current designed at examining in-vitro anti-inflammatory anti-oxidant effect both extracts. Material & Method: Initially, the collection authentication plants performed. Phytochemical screening was done thereafter. leaves seed pods were extracted using combination water ethanol. Anti-inflammatory assessed membrane stabilization protein denaturation assays. Anti-oxidant activity measured by free radicals scavenging method different reactive oxygen species producing reagents. Results: dose dependent increase in reported Overall, has shown higher rate prevention inflammation oxidation compared extract. Both showed comparable with that reference drugs. Conclusion: hydro-alcoholic extracts individually also 1:1 blend might be responsible for an activities.