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Characterization and identification of snake repellents and snake antivenom from some medicinal plants
Joint Event on Global Summit on Traditional & Restorative Medicine & 10th World Congress on Neuropharmacology
Ezekiel O Afolabi,Yusuf Ibrahim Lafe, and Usman O Umaru
University of Jos, Nigeria
ScientificTracks Abstracts: J Tradit Med Clin Natur
Abstract
Six commonly known plants in Jos environment, Plateau state of Nigeria are used as snake repellants and as anti-snake venom. The powdered form of these plant materials were obtained from “Obyia’s Herbal Medicine” here in Jos. The powder was weighed and 10g of each of the six samples were soaked in methanol for three working days. The extracts were filtered and about 2 ml of each sample were placed in six different labeled sample bottles. The samples were spotted on the TLC plates and their chromatograms were developed in three different solvent systems. The results were viewed under 245 and 365 λmax UV-light. Phyto-chemical analysis of each sample was carried out, and all the samples have the similar phyto-chemical principles like; tannins, saponins, steroids and triterpenoids. In view of this and because it has a peculiar nice fragrance, which may be the reason for its use as snake repellant, Sample 1 was selected for detailed chemical characterization of each component in its extract by LC-MS.Biography
Ezekiel O Afolabi is working in the Dept. of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of Jos at Nigeria. His research interests are medicinal plants, chromatography and Herbal Medicine etc.
E-mail: afolabie52@gmail.com
