MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh

Abstract Objective MPDB 2.0 is built to be the continuation of MPDB 1.0, to serve as a more comprehensive data repertoire for Bangladeshi medicinal plants, and to provide a user-friendly interface for researchers, health practitioners, drug developers, and students who wish to study the various medi...

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Main Authors: Nazmul Hussain, Rony Chanda, Ruhshan Ahmed Abir, Mohsina Akter Mou, Md. Kamrul Hasan, M. Arif Ashraf
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Language:English
Published: BMC 2021-08-01
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s13104-021-05721-6
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author Nazmul Hussain
Rony Chanda
Ruhshan Ahmed Abir
Mohsina Akter Mou
Md. Kamrul Hasan
M. Arif Ashraf
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Rony Chanda
Ruhshan Ahmed Abir
Mohsina Akter Mou
Md. Kamrul Hasan
M. Arif Ashraf
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description Abstract Objective MPDB 2.0 is built to be the continuation of MPDB 1.0, to serve as a more comprehensive data repertoire for Bangladeshi medicinal plants, and to provide a user-friendly interface for researchers, health practitioners, drug developers, and students who wish to study the various medicinal & nutritive plants scattered around Bangladesh and the underlying phytochemicals contributing to their efficacy in Bangladeshi folk medicine. Results MPDB 2.0 database ( https://www.medicinalplantbd.com/ ) comprises a collection of more than five hundred Bangladeshi medicinal plants, alongside a record of their corresponding scientific, family, and local names together with their utilized parts, information regarding ailments, active compounds, and PubMed ID of related publications. While medicinal plants are not limited to the borders of any country, Bangladesh and its Southeast Asian neighbors do boast a huge collection of potent medicinal plants with considerable folk-medicinal history compared to most other countries in the world. Development of MPDB 2.0 has been highly focused upon human diseases, albeit many of the plants indexed here can serve in developing biofuel (e.g.: Jatropha curcas used in biofuel) or bioremediation technologies (e.g.: Amaranthus cruentus helps to reduce cadmium level in soil) or nutritive diets (Terminalia chebula can be used in nutritive diets) or cosmetics (Aloe vera used in cosmetics), etc.
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spelling doaj.art-5548750fc05c4b2c8a7643539c3196b42022-12-21T21:46:42ZengBMCBMC Research Notes1756-05002021-08-011411610.1186/s13104-021-05721-6MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of BangladeshNazmul Hussain0Rony Chanda1Ruhshan Ahmed Abir2Mohsina Akter Mou3Md. Kamrul Hasan4M. Arif Ashraf5Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Tejgaon College, National University of BangladeshDepartment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Tejgaon College, National University of BangladeshBio-Bio-1 Bioinformatics Research FoundationShahjalal University of Science and TechnologyDepartment of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Tejgaon College, National University of BangladeshBiology department, University of Massachusetts AmherstAbstract Objective MPDB 2.0 is built to be the continuation of MPDB 1.0, to serve as a more comprehensive data repertoire for Bangladeshi medicinal plants, and to provide a user-friendly interface for researchers, health practitioners, drug developers, and students who wish to study the various medicinal & nutritive plants scattered around Bangladesh and the underlying phytochemicals contributing to their efficacy in Bangladeshi folk medicine. Results MPDB 2.0 database ( https://www.medicinalplantbd.com/ ) comprises a collection of more than five hundred Bangladeshi medicinal plants, alongside a record of their corresponding scientific, family, and local names together with their utilized parts, information regarding ailments, active compounds, and PubMed ID of related publications. While medicinal plants are not limited to the borders of any country, Bangladesh and its Southeast Asian neighbors do boast a huge collection of potent medicinal plants with considerable folk-medicinal history compared to most other countries in the world. Development of MPDB 2.0 has been highly focused upon human diseases, albeit many of the plants indexed here can serve in developing biofuel (e.g.: Jatropha curcas used in biofuel) or bioremediation technologies (e.g.: Amaranthus cruentus helps to reduce cadmium level in soil) or nutritive diets (Terminalia chebula can be used in nutritive diets) or cosmetics (Aloe vera used in cosmetics), etc.https://doi.org/10.1186/s13104-021-05721-6MPDB2.0Medicinal plantMedicinal plant database of BangladeshFolk medicine
spellingShingle Nazmul Hussain
Rony Chanda
Ruhshan Ahmed Abir
Mohsina Akter Mou
Md. Kamrul Hasan
M. Arif Ashraf
MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
BMC Research Notes
MPDB2.0
Medicinal plant
Medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
Folk medicine
title MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
title_full MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
title_fullStr MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
title_full_unstemmed MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
title_short MPDB 2.0: a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
title_sort mpdb 2 0 a large scale and integrated medicinal plant database of bangladesh
topic MPDB2.0
Medicinal plant
Medicinal plant database of Bangladesh
Folk medicine
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s13104-021-05721-6
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