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Medicinal plants as a fight against murine blood-stage malaria.

Mohamed A Dkhil1,2, Saleh Al-Quraishy1, Esam M Al-Shaebi1, Rewaida Abdel-Gaber1,3, Felwa Abdullah Thagfan4, Mahmood A A Qasem1.   

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: Malaria is an infectious parasitic disease affecting most of countries worldwide. Due to antimalarial drug resistance, researchers are seeking to find another safe efficient source for treatment of malaria. Since many years ago, medicinal plants were widely used for the treatment of several diseases. In general, most application is done first on experimental animals then human. In this article, medicinal plants as antimalarial agents in experimental animals were reviewed from January 2000 until November 2020.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: In this systematic review published articles were reviewed using the electronic databases NCBI, ISI Web of knowledge, ScienceDirect and Saudi digital library to check articles and theses for M.Sc/Ph.D. The name of the medicinal plant with its taxon ID and family, the used Plasmodium species, plant part used and its extract type and the country of harvest were described. RESULTS AND
CONCLUSION: The reviewed plants belonged to 83 families. Medicinal plants of families Asteraceae, Meliaceae Fabaceae and Lamiaceae are the most abundant for use in laboratory animal antimalarial studies. According to region, published articles from 33 different countries were reviewed. Most of malaria published articles are from Africa especially Nigeria and Ethiopia. Leaves were the most common plant part used for the experimental malaria research. In many regions, research using medicinal plants to eliminate parasites and as a defensive tool is popular.
© 2020 The Author(s).

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Keywords:  Malaria; Medicinal plants; Mice; Nanoparticles

Year:  2020        PMID: 33732056      PMCID: PMC7938113          DOI: 10.1016/j.sjbs.2020.12.014

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Saudi J Biol Sci        ISSN: 2213-7106            Impact factor:   4.219


Introduction

Malaria, the most important human parasitic disease, is still a major cause of illness and death worldwide. The infection is transmitted by Plasmodium parasites, of which five species have been reported that infect humans (White 2008). Malarial pathogenesis studies, however, are mainly performed with rodent malaria parasites due to their similarity in genome sequence and pathology to the human parasite (Carlton et al. 2002). In 90 countries, malaria is endemic; most of these are in Africa. The elimination of malaria is increasing in a growing number of countries (Fig. 1). Globally, the number of malaria-endemic countries in 2000 that recorded less than 10,000 cases of malaria rose from 40 in 2010 to 49 in 2018 (WHO, 2019). Between 2010 and 2018, the incidence rate of malaria decreased globally, from 71 to 57 cases per 1000 population at risk (WHO, 2019). Estimated deaths due to malaria decreased globally from 585,000 to 405,000 cases between 2010 and 2018 (WHO, 2019) (Fig. 2). For malaria prevention and elimination, a total fund of US$ 2.7 billion was being used in 2018.
Fig. 1

Regions with malaria cases in 2000 and their status by 2019 (WHO, 2019).

Fig. 2

Estimated number of malaria deaths by WHO region, 2010–2018 (data from World malaria report, 2019).

Regions with malaria cases in 2000 and their status by 2019 (WHO, 2019). Estimated number of malaria deaths by WHO region, 2010–2018 (data from World malaria report, 2019).

Documented drugs from plant source

There is a general agreement in the science community that there is a powerful role of natural products in the exploration of new leads for drug therapy production for human diseases. There is always an urgent and continuing call to look for new antimalarial agents where drug resistance has contributed to the inefficiency of most malaria drugs on the market. Most of those agents used in the treatment of malaria are either extracted from plants or are natural products (Moyo et al., 2020). In the production of chemotherapeutic antimalarial drugs, medicinal plants play a key role. The use of Artemisia annua (Compositae) and its active compound, artemisinin (Fig. 3), which are actually of major interest (Phillipson and O’Neill, 1987), is part of the traditional Chinese treatment of malaria. Also, Cinchona species are still well known for their antimalarial properties, and the alkaloid quinine (Fig. 3) constituent is still recognized as an effective medication (White, 1985). Moreover, Dichroea febrifuga belonging to family Saxifragaceae is another plant which is used for the production of the antimalarial drug, febrifugine (Fig. 3) (Anonymous, 1975).
Fig. 3

Documented drugs from plant source.

Documented drugs from plant source. In order to protect users of malaria drugs, scientific evaluation of the safety, efficacy and efficiency of medicinal plant preparations is critical. Today, many reports showed that medicinal plants are a possible source of new antimalarial drugs or medicinal products (Moyo et al., 2020). In order to speed up the production of effective alternative treatments from medicinal plants, sufficient pre-clinical trials supporting their safety and efficacy are needed to provide reliable experimental data that provide a basis for research.

Models of blood-stage malaria

While there are over 100 Plasmodium species that can infect several vertebrates, it is understood that only five species of plasmodium, P. falciparum, P. vivax, P. ovale, P. malariae, and P. knowlesi can affect humans. While P. berghei, P. chabaudi, P. yoelii, and P. vinckei are four Plasmodium species infecting African rodents that have been widely used in vivo rodent malaria research. This is due to the similarity with the human pathogenic P. falcibarum. Mouse models of rodent malaria infection are particularly useful for examining the pathological consequences of host-parasite interactions and can assess clinical outcomes of infections such as parasitemia, splenomegaly, immune response and change in histopathological, biochemical and hematological parameters (Good et al., 2015).

Activity of plant extracts

With the objective of targeting parasite-specific metabolic aspects that are not conveyed by the host, extracts from antimalarial medicinal plants are studied. It is probable that the ingredients of the extract will target the parasite in this direction, while causing minimal host damage. For instance, the anti-malarial drugs quinine and artemisinin are both of plant origin and are known to be a rich reservoir of bioactive secondary metabolites that contain bioactive anti-malarial compounds like alkaloids and terpenoids that are used in tradition medicine against fever, inflammation and malaria (Moyo et al., 2020). However, there has been a steady decrease in the rate of malaria infection reduction in recent years the World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that the fight against malaria with the resources and funding available is now at a crossroads, leaving many children and pregnant women at risk of infection (WHO, 2015, Benelli and Mehlhorn, 2016). The drug research requires an urgent need for new and improved anti-malarial therapeutics, preferably with novel mechanisms of action to avoid, control or minimize parasite resistance. A cheaper, simpler, more sustainable alternative to most synthetic drugs and pharmaceuticals is offered by the use of medicinal plants in therapy. In addition, they were hardly seen to have any side effects and are accepted with less adverse consequences (Nasri and Shirzad 2013). In 2018, a cumulative funding of US$ 663 million was spent globally in fundamental research and product growth for malaria. This was a small improvement (an increase of US$ 18 million, or 2.8 percent) from the previous year (WHO, 2019).

Methodology

This review included all related published scientific articles from January 2000 to November 2020. This article was conducted by searching the electronic databases NCBI, ISI Web of knowledge and ScienceDirect and Saudi digital library to check articles and thesis for M.Sc/Ph.D. Relevant studies were reviewed through numerous steps. In the first step, target published articles were identified by using general related terms, such as medicinal plants’ and ‘malaria.’ The second step involved screening the resulting articles by using highly specific keywords, including ‘murine or mice’. The last step of the review focused on selected studies involving the use of medicinal plants against malaria in mice. We included studies published from January 2000 up to November 2020 on medicinal plants used to treat malaria using mice as animal model. Studies published in the English language were only included. We excluded papers published before 2000. We excluded in vitro studies, review articles, personal communications and unpublished data. The reviewers examined each article and independently extracted data on the scientific name, family, local name, and part of the plant used and method of extraction (Tables 1 and Table 2).
Table 1

Selected medicinal antimalarial plants from January 2000 to November 2020.

Parasite namePlant (Family)Plant Taxon ID*  Studied plant partExtract typeCountry of harvestMouse strainReferences
Plasmodium bergheiLeonotis ocymifolia (Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid483802LeavesMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoTeklu et al. (2020)
Plasmodium bergheAcacia karroo (Fabaceae)NCBI:txid138024LeavesMethanolIndiaBALB/cSachdeva et al. (2020)
Balanites roxburghii (Zygophyllaceae)NCBI:txid2603000Leaves
Bassia scoparia (Amaranthaceae)NCBI:txid83154Leaves
Berberis aristata (Berberidaceae)NCBI:txid659592Leaves
Brassica junea (Cruciferae)NCBI:txid3705Leaves
Chenopodium album (Amaranthaceae)NCBI:txid3559Leaves
Chrysanthemum indicum (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid146995Leaves
Citrullus colocynthis (Cucurbitaea)NCBI:txid252529Leaves; Seeds
Citrus maxima (Rutaceae)NCBI:txid37334Leaves
Coriandrum sativum (Apiaceae)NCBI:txid4047Leaves
Rubus ellipticus (Rosaceae)NCBI:txid59492Leaves; Fruits
Rumex obtusifolius (Polygonaceae)NCBI:txid3619Leaves
Salvadora oleoides (Salvadoraeceae)NCBI:txid1173311Leaves
Saraca asoca (Caesalpiniaceae)NCBI:txid1073321Leaves
Syngonium podophyllum (Araceae)NCBI:txid267621Leaves
Syzygium cumini (Myrtaceae)NCBI:txid260142Leaves
Zanthoxylum acanthopodium (Rutaceae)NCBI:txid1056460Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiCapsicum frutescens (Solanaceae)NCBI:txid4073FruitsMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoHabte and Assefa (2020a)
Plasmodium bergheiAloe weloensis (Aloaceae)NCBI:txid1593116LeavesLeavesEthiopiaSwiss albinoTeka et al. (2020)
Plasmodium. BergheiTerminalia neotaliala (Combretaceae)NCBI:txid1799636Leaves; StemAqueous, Methanol; Ethanol; Dichloromethane; HexaneCameroonSwiss albinoTchatat Tali et al. (2020)
Plasmodium bergheiBersama abyssinica (Francoaceae)NCBI:txid113247LeavesMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoAlehegn et al., 2020.
Plasmodium bergheiOlea europaea (Oleaceae)NCBI:txid4146StemMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoHailesilase et al. (2020)
Plasmodium bergheiMyrica salicifolia (Myricaceae)NCBI:txid3509RootsMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoKifle et al. (2020)
Plasmodium bergheiAloe pirottae (Aloaceae)NCBI:txid25641LatexAqueousEthiopiaSwiss albinoDibessa et al. (2020)
Plasmodium bergheiSchinus molle (Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid43851SeedsAqueousEthiopiaSwiss albinoHabte et al. (2020b)
Plasmodium bergheiDaniellia ogea (Caesalpinioideae)NCBI:txid162734RootsEhanolNigeriaSwiss albinoEzenyi et al. (2020)
Andropogon schirensis (Graminaceae)NCBI:txid2057634Roots
Icacina trichanta (Icacinaceae)Icacina trichantaLeaves
Chasmanthera dependens (Menispermaceae)NCBI:txid341015Stem
Triumfetta cordifolia (Tiliaceae)NCBI:txid2709013Leaves
Celtis durandii (Ulmaceae)NCBI:txid289393Roots
Plasmodium bergheiTerminalia brownii (Combretaceae)NCBI:txid1548809StemAqueous, MethanolicEthiopiaSwiss albinoBiruk et al. (2020)
PlasmodiumbergheiHelianthus annuus (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid4232Roots; Stems;Seeds; Flowers; LeavesEthanolIndonesiaBALB/cEkasari et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiTerminalia albida (Combretaceae)NCBI:txid39992StemMethanolGuineaC57BL/6Camara et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiCombretum molle (Combretaceae)NCBI:txid507414StemMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoMulaw et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiCordia africana (Boraginaceae)NCBI:txid222081LeavesMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoWondafrash et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiFagara zanthoxyloides (Rutaceae)wfo-0000685053LeavesMethanolNigeriaAlbino WistarEnechi et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiPaspalum scrobiculatum (Poaceae)NCBI:txid173849SpikeletsEthanolGhanaBALB/CLaryea and Borquaye (2019)
Bidens pilosa (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid42337Leaves
Acridocarpus alternifolius (Malpighiaceae)NCBI:txid217121Leaves
Clappertonia fcifolia (Triticeae)NCBI:txid2708755Leaves
Mitragyna ciliate (Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid170021Leaves
Parinari congensis (Chrysobalanaceae)NCBI:txid1868823Stem
Monanthotaxis cafra (Annonaceae)NCBI:txid992735Leaves
Datura stramonium (Solanaceae)NCBI:txid4076Leaves
Faurea speciose (Proteaceae)NCBI:txid206258Leaves
Syzygium guineense (Myrtaceae)NCBI:txid334482Leaves
Croton penduliforus (Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid2708777Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiEuphorbia abyssinica (Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid316813RootMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoMuluye et al. (2019)
Plasmodium bergheiSalvadora persica (Salvadoraceae)NCBI:txid4326RootsAqueousEthiopiaSwiss AlbinoGebrehiwot et al. (2019)
Balanites rotundifolia (Zygophyllaceae)NCBI:txid1670835Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiCommiphora Africana (Burseraceae)NCBI:txid181237StemMethanol; DichloromethaneTanzaniaBALB/CKweyamba et al. (2019)
Dichrostachys cinerea (Fabaceae)NCBI:txid196665
Plasmodium chabaudiIndigofera oblongifolia (Fabaceae)NCBI:txid198899LeavesMethanolSaudi ArabiaC57BL/6Dkhil et al., 2019, Al-Shaebi et al., 2018, Al-Shaebi et al., 2017, Dkhil et al., 2015
Plasmodium bergheiAzadirachta indica (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943SeedsMethanolBurkina FasoC57BL/6 ; BALB/cHabluetzel et al. (2019)
Plasmodium BergheiZingiber Officinale (Zingiberaceae)NCBI:txid94328RootsMethanolEthiopiaSwiss AlbinoBiruksew et al. (2018)
Echinops Kebericho (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid32194Rhizomes
Plasmodium bergheiAspidosperma pyrifolium (Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid141535StemEthanolicBrazilSwiss albinoCeravolo et al. (2018)
Plasmodium bergheiGardenia ternifolia (Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid1237590RootsMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoNureye et al. (2018)
Plasmodium bergheiRosa damascene RosaceaeNCBI:txid3764PetalsPhenol rich ethyl acetateIndiaSwiss albinoKhare et al. (2018)
Plasmodium bergheiPicrolemma huberi (Picramniaceae)NCBI:txid459142LeavesethanolicColombiaBALB/cBerthi et al. (2018)
Picramnia latifolia (Simaroubaceae )NCBI:txid681474Stem; Leaves PetioleEthanol; Hexane
Plasmodium bergheiZiziphus mauritiana (Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid157914LeavesEthanolAbidjanSwiss albinoAttemene et al. (2018)
Anthocleista djalonensis (Loganiaceae)NCBI:txid26470Stem barks
Plasmodium chabaudi;P.bergheiTerminalia macroptera(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid39992LeavesRootsEthanolMaliAlbino SwissHaidara et al. (2018)
Plasmodium bergheiLophira alata(Ochnaceae)NCBI:txid549775LeavesAquoeusNigeriaNDFalade et al.(2018)
Plasmodium bergheiLawsonia inermis(Lythraceae)NCBI:txid141191Leaves; Seeds; Flowers;Stems RootsFraxetin; Ehyl acetateIndiaBALB/cSingh et al. (2017a)
Plasmodium. bergheiTrema orientalis(Cannabaceae)NCBI:txid63057StemMethanolNigeriaSwiss albinoOlanlokun et al. (2017)
Plasmodium bergheiSolanum nigrum(Solanaceae)NCBI:txid4112FruitsMethanolIranSwiss albinoHaddad et al. (2017)
Teucrium polium(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid1117157Aerial parts
Physalis alkekengi(Solanaceae)NCBI:txid33120Leaves; Fruits
Citrullus colocynthis(Cucurbitaceae)NCBI:txid252529Fruits
Salix alba(Salicaceae)NCBI:txid75704Leaves
Achillea millefolium(Compositae)NCBI:txid13329Flowers
Gossypium herbacum(Malvaceae)NCBI:txid3633Leaves
Verbena officinalis(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid79772Flowers
Portulaca oleracea(Portulacaceae)NCBI:txid46147Aerial parts
Lavandula angustifolia(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid39329Flowers
Plasmodium bergheiHolarrhena floribunda(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid2708850LeavesEthanolLomé, TogoNMRIHoekou et al. (2017)
Plasmodium bergheiZea mays(Poacae)NCBI:txid4577PeelsEthanolNigeriaSwiss albinoOkokon et al. (2017)
Plasmodium bergheiFlueggea virosa(Phyllanthaceae)NCBI:txid283121LeavesEthanolIndiaSwiss albinoSingh et al. (2017b)
Plasmodium. bergheiCopaifera reticulata(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid162716Whole plantOleoresinBrazilBALB/cde Souza et al. (2017)
Plasmodium bergheiStrychnos mitis(Loganiaceae)NCBI:txid1040902LeavesMethanol; AqueousEthiopiaSwiss albinoFentahun et al. (2017)
Plasmodium bergheiHeinsia crinita(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid61937Stem; Leaves; FruitsEthanol; Dichloromethane; MethanolEquateurSwiss miceTshisekedi Tshibangu et al. (2017)
Plasmodium chabaudi;P. bergheiCymbopogon citratus(Poaceae)NCBI:txid66014Whole plantAqueousMéxicoCBA/CaChukwuocha et al. (2016)
Plasmodium chabaudiPunica granatum(Lythraceae)NCBI:txid22663PeelsMethanoSaudi ArabiaSwiss albinoMubaraki et al. (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiChromolaena odorata(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid103745LeavesDichloromethane; MethanolNigeriaSwiss albinoAfolayan et al. (2016)
Tithonia diversifolia(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid684020Leaves
Lawsonia inermis(Lythraceae)NCBI:txid141191Leaves
Plasmodium yoeliiVetiver zizanioides (Poaceae)NCBI:txid167337RootsHexanIndiaSwiss albinoDhawan et al. (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiVernonia amygdalina(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid82755LeavesEthanolNigeriaSwiss albinoOmoregie and Pal (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiErythrina schliebenii (Fabaceae)NCBI:txid2590720StemEthyl acetate; AqeuousTanzaniaSwiss albinoNondo et al. (2016)
Holarrhena pubescens (Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid69381Roots
Phyllanthus nummulariifolius (Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid283132Roots
Caesalpinia bonducella (Caesalpiniaceae)NCBI:txid83961Roots
Plasmodium bergheiBrucea antidysenterica(Simaroubaceae)NCBI:txid459111seedsaqueous, methanol and chloroformEthiopiaSwiss albinoKefe et al. (2016)
Ocimum lamiifolium(Nepetoideae)NCBI:txid39173leaves
Plasmodium bergheiAlnus nepalensis(Betulaceae)NCBI:txid109066LeavesMethanolIndiaBALB/cSaxena et al. (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiGongronema latifolium(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid2020314Leaveslime juiceNigeriaSwiss albinoIdowu et al. (2015)
Alstonia boonei(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid84857Stem bark
Picralima nitida(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid52846Seeds
Plasmodium bergheiLandolphia owariensis(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid141576LeavesMethanolNigeriaSwiss albinoEzike et al. (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiCassia alata(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid53923LeavesDichloromethane; MethaneBurkina FasoNMRIDa et al. (2016)
Plasmodium bergheiOcimum suave(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid39173LeavesAqueous; Chloroform; MethanolKenyaSwiss albinoKiraithe et al. (2016)
Plectranthus barbatus(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid41228Roots
Zanthoxylum chalybeum(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid1671342Roots
Plasmodium bergheiAjuga integrifolia(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid38595Aerial partMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoAsnake et al. (2015)
Clerodendrum myricoides(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid54240Leaves
Melia azedarach(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid155640Twig
Peponium vogelii(Cucurbitaceae)NCBI:txid387135Leaves
Premna schimperi(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid41393Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiAndropogon leucostachyus(Poaceae)NCBI:txid15314Aerial partMethanolBrazilBALB/cLima et al. (2015)
Croton cajucara(Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid323033LeavesChloroform
Xylopia amazonica(Annonaceae)NCBI:txid225838Aqeuous
Plasmodium bergheiScindapsus hederaceus(Araceae)NCBI:txid258317StemEthyl acetateMalaysiaICRBaba et al. (2015)
Shorea ovalis(Dipterocarpaceae)NCBI:txid64590
Zingiber spectabile(Zingiberaceae)NCBI:txid188518
Plasmodium bergheiMarkhamia tomentosa(Bignoniaceae)NCBI:txid2708893LeavesAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoBankole et al. (2016)
Polyalthia longifolia(Annonaceae)NCBI:txid235806
Trichilia heudelotii(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid43894Stem
Plasmodium bergheiVernonia amygdalina(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid82755LeavesAqueous; EthanolEthiopiaBALB/cAbay et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiAlhagi camelorum(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid47037Whole plantMethanolIranSwiss albinoEsmaeili et al. (2015)
Alhagi camelorum(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid47037Whole plant
Althaea officinalis(Malvaceae)NCBI:txid145745Flowers
Bambusa arundinacea(Poaceae)NCBI:txid4581Gum
Cassia angustifolia(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid53851Leaves
Carthamus tinctorius(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid4222Aerial part
Cichorium intybus(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid13427Roots
Cichorium intybus(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid13427Aerial part
Convolvulus scammonia(Convolvulaceae)NCBI:txid1428931Gum resin
Cotoneaster nummularia(Rosaceae)NCBI:txid1804980Fruit
Cordia myxa(Boraginaceae)NCBI:txid181185Fruits
Cordia myxa(Boraginaceae)NCBI:txid181185Flowering branches
Fumaria parviflora(Fumariaceae)NCBI:txid1464625Leaves
Hedera helix(Araliaceae)NCBI:txid4052Aerial part
Plantago psyllium(Plantaginaceae)NCBI:txid26867Seeds
Portulaca oleracea(Portulacaceae)NCBI:txid46147Seeds
Rosa damascena(Rosaceae)NCBI:txid3765Flowers
Viola odorata(Violaceae)NCBI:txid97441Flowers
Viola odorata(Violaceae)NCBI:txid97441Whole plant
Ziziphus jujuba(Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid326968Fruits
Plasmodium chabaudiIndigofera oblongifolia(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid198899LeavesMethanolSaudi ArabiaC57BL/6Lubbad et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiOsyris quadripartite(Santalaceae)NCBI:txid169279LeavesAqueous, Chloroform,MethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoGirma et al. (2015)
Plasmodium berghei;Plasmodium chabaudiOcimum gratissimum(Lamiaceae )NCBI:txid204144LeavesEthanol and waterCameroonSwiss albinoTarkang et al. (2014)
Citrus sinensis(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid2711Leaves
Cymbopogon citratus(Poaceae)NCBI:txid66014Leaves
Carica papaya(Caricaceae)NCBI:txid3649Leaves
Psidium guajava(Myrtaceae)NCBI:txid120290Leaves
Mangifera indica(Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid29780Stem; Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiEchinops kebericho(Asteraceae)wfo-0000133310RootsEthanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoToma et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiMaytenus senegalensis(Celastraceae)NCBI:txid256095RootEthanolTanzaniaSwiss albinoMalebo et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiCitrus limetta(Rutacaea)NCBI:txid414735Fruits; PeelsEthanolIndiaSwiss albinoMohanty et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiPsidium acutangulum(Myrtaceae)NCBI:txid2478882Stems; Leaves; FruitsAqueousFramceSwiss albinoHouël et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiGrewia trichocarpa (Tiliaceae)NCBI:txid2601743RootsAqueousKenyaSwiss AlbinoMwangi et al. (2015)
Dicrostachys cinerea (Mimosaceae)NCBI:txid196665Roots
Tamarindus indica (Caesalpiniaceae)NCBI:txid58860Stem
Azadirachta indica (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943Roots
Acacia seya l(Mimosaceae)NCBI:txid138044Roots
Plasmodium bergheiConyza sumatrensis(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid212787LeavesMethanolCameroonSwiss albinoBoniface et al. (2015)
Plasmodium bergheiCarica papaya(Caricaceae)NCBI:txid3649LeavesMethanol; Ethanol; Ethyl acetate; EtherSwitzerlandNMRIJulianti et al. (2014)
Plasmodium bergheiTelfairia occidentalis(Cucurbitaceae)NCBI:txid370897LeavesAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoAdegbolagun et al. (2014)
Plasmodium bergheiFuerstia Africana(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid204226RootsMethanolRwandanSPFMuganga et al. (2014)
Terminalia mollis(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid507438Methanol; Aqueous
Zanthoxylum chalybeum(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid1671342Methanol; Aqueous
Plasmodium bergheiTelfaria occidentalis(Cucurbitaceae)NCBI:txid370897LeavesAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoAdegbolagun et al. (2013)
Plasmodium bergheiAzadirachta indica(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943LeavesAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoAnagu et al. (2014)
PlasmodiumbergheiPhyllantus amarus(Phyllanthaceae)NCBI:txid293060LeavesAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoKabiru et al. (2013)
Plasmodium yoeliiPhlomis nissolii(Labiatae)NCBI:txid997732NDChloroform, Ethanol; AquoeusTurkeyBALB/COzbilgin et al. (2014)
Phlomis leucophracta(Labiatae)NCBI:txid997725NDChloroform; Ethanol; Aquoeus
Phlomis bourgaei(Labiatae)NCBI:txid997703NDChloroform; Ethanol; Aquoeus
Centaurea hierapolitana(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid1436092NDHexane, Chloroform; Methanol
Centaurea Lydia(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid145506NDn-hexane, chloroform; Methanol
Centaurea polyclada(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid1530336NDn-hexane, chloroform; Methanol
Scrophularia floribunda(Scrophulariace)NCBI:txid1357615NDChloroform; Ethanol; Aquoesr
Scrophularia depauperata(Scrophulariace)NCBI:txid1970690NDChloroform; Ethanol; Aquoeus
Scrophularia cryptophila(Scrophulariace)NCBI:txid1970660NDChloroform; Ethanol; Aquoeus
Lavandula stoechas(Labiatae)NCBI:txid39333NDEthanol; Aquoeus
Rubia davisiana(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid25473NDMethanol; Ethanol; Aquoeus
Alkanna tinctoria(Boraginaceae)NCBI:txid543564NDMethanol, Ethanol; Aquoeus
Plasmodium bergheiMarkhamia obtusifolia (Sapotaceae)NCBI:txid1237616StemEthyl acetate (EtOAc)South AfricaSwiss albinoSimelane et al. (2013)
Hypoxis colchicifolia (Hypoxidaceae)NCBI:txid16123Bulb
Mimusops caffra (Sapotaceae)NCBI:txid362720LeavesDichloromethane
Plasmodium bergheiPluchea lanceolata(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid1950228Aerial partMethanolIndiaSwiss albinoMohanty et al. (2013)
Plasmodium bergheiMelissa officinalis(Labiatae)NCBI:txid39338Aerial partEthanolIranSwiss albinoSangian et al. (2013)
Althea officinalis (Malvaceae)NCBI:txid145745Flowers
Borago officinalis (Boraginaceae)NCBI:txid13363Flowers
Glycyrrhiza glabra (Papilionaceae)NCBI:txid49827Roots
Anthemis nobilis (Compositae)NCBI:txid99037Flowers
Eremostachys laciniata (Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid694356Roots
Plantago major (Plantaginaceae)NCBI:txid29818Seeds
Myrtus communis (Myrtaceae)NCBI:txid119949Aerial part
Stachys lavandulifolia (Labiatae)NCBI:txid193339Flowers
Arctium lappa (Compositae)NCBI:txid4217Roots
Plasmodium bergheiBergenia ciliate(Saxifragaceae)NCBI:txid23238leavesEthanolIndiaSwiss albinoWalter et al. (2013)
Plasmodium bergheiAzadirachta indica (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943RootAqueousKenyaSwiss miceNguta and Mbaria (2013)
Dichrostachys cinerea (Mimosaceae)NCBI:txid196665Root
Tamarindus indica(Caesalpiniaceae)NCBI:txid58860Stem
Acacia seyal (Mimosaceae)NCBI:txid138044Root
Grewia trichocarpa (Tiliaceae)NCBI:txid2601743Root
Plasmodium bergheiHolarrhena antidysenterica (Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid69380StemAqueousIndiaSwiss albinoPriyanka et al. (2013)
Azadirachta indica(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943Leaves; Stem
Plasmodium bergheiNyctanthes arbortristis(Oleaceae)NCBI:txid41398LeavesEthanol;AqueousIndiaSwiss albinoAgrawal et al. (2013)
Plasmodium bergheiRumex crispus(Polygonaceae)NCBI:txid174649Whole plantEthanolKoreaC57BL/6Lee and Rhee (2013)
Plasmodium bergheiOtostegia integrifolia Benth.(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid483857LeavesMethanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoEndale et al. (2013)
Plasmodium. bergheiAdansonia digitata(Malvaceae)NCBI:txid69109Whole plantMethanol:ChloroformKenyaSwiss albinoMusila et al. (2013)
Canthium glaucum(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid258739
Launaea cornuta(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid381723
Zanthoxylum chalybeum(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid1671342
Plasmodium chabaudiArtemisia annua(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid35608LeavesWhole plantUSAC57BL/6Elfawal et al. (2012)
Plasmodium bergheiSorindeia juglandifolia(Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid1317886FruitsMethanolCameroonSwiss albinoKamkumo et al. (2012)
Plasmodium bergheiAcanthospermum hispidum(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid182999Aerial partHexanBeninNMRIGanfon et al., (2012)
Plasmodium. bergheiAzadirachta indica (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943LeavesEthanolEthiopiaSwiss albinoMesfin et al. (2012)
Plasmodium bergheiXanthium strumarium(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid318068LeavesEthanolIndiaBALB/c;Swiss albinoChandel et al. (2012)
Plasmodium. bergheiKhaya ivorensis (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid486173StemAqueousKenyaBALB/CTepongning et al. (2011)
Alstonia boonei (Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid84857
Plasmodium chabaudiCaesalpinia pluviosa(Fabacaea)NCBI:txid191898StemEthanolBrazilC57BL/6Kayano et al. (2011)
Plasmodium bergheiTerminalia bellerica(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid155021FruitsAquoeusThailandICRPinmai et al. (2010)
Terminalia chebula(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid155022
Phyllanthus emblica(Phyllanthaceae)NCBI:txid296036
Plasmodium bergheiHolarrhena antidysenterica(Apocynaceae)NCBI:txid69380NDEther;Chloroform;Methanol; AquoeusIndiaSwiss albinoVerma et al. (2011)
Viola canescens(Violaceae)NCBI:txid509528
Plasmodium bergheiGrewia plagiophylla(Tiliaceae)NCBI:txid82407Stem; LeavesMethanolKenyaBALB/cGathirwa et al. (2011)
Combretum padoides(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid507418Roots; Leaves
Hoslundia opposita(Labietaceae)NCBI:txid204228Roots; Leaves
Rhus natalensis(Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid4012Root; Leaves
Combretum illairii(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid99434Roots; Leaves
Lannea schweinfurthii(Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid289717Leaves; Stem
Premna chrysoclada(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid41393Roots, Leaves
Allophylus pervillei(Sapindaceae)NCBI:txid1972007Roots Stem bark, Leaves
Abrus precatorius(Leguminosae)NCBI:txid3816Leaves
Aganthesanthemum bojeri(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid58372Whole plant
Uvaria acuminata(Annonaceae)NCBI:txid672960Roots, Leaves
Azadirachta indica(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943Leaves
Flueggea virosa(Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid283121Roots
Plasmodium bergheiBoerhavia elegans(Nyctaginaceae)NCBI:txid122399NDEthanolIranBALB/CRamazani et al. (2010)
Solanum surattense(Solanaceae)NCBI:txid4107ND
Prosopis juliflora(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid13230ND
Plasmodium bergheiZanthoxylum usambarense(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid2562172StemAquoeusKanyaBALB/CWere et al. (2010)
Warburgia ugandensis(Canellaceae)NCBI:txid549619
Plasmodium bergheiAnisopappus chinensis(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid2052862Whole plantAqueous; Methanol; DichloromethaneCongoNMRILusakibanza et al. (2010)
Entandrophragma palustre(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid155635Stem
Melia azedarach(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid155640Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiAphloia theiformis(Aphloiaceae)NCBI:txid112806LeavesMethanolFranceSwiss albinoJonville et al. (2008)
Buddleja salvi folia (Loganiaceae)NCBI:txid168503Leaves; Flowers
Eupatorium triplinerve(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid1090619Aerial part
Geniostoma borbonicum(Loganiaceae)NCBI:txid1054601Leaves
Justicia gendarussa(Acanthaceae)NCBI:txid714472Aerial part
Lantana camara(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid126435Leaves;Flowers
Nuxia verticillata(Loganiaceae)NCBI:txid69069Leaves
Psiadia arguta(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid1225821Leaves
Terminalia bentzoe(Combretaceae)NCBI:txid1908415Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiCarpesium ceruum(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid119171Whole plantEthanolSouth KoreaICRKim et al. (2009)
Plasmodium bergheiAmpelozyziphus amazonicus (Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid106660RootsEthanolicBrazilCD1Andrade-Neto et al. (2008)
Plasmodium bergheiPhyllanthus amarus (Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid293060Leaves; StemAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoDapper et al. (2007)
Plasmodium. bergheiTurraea robusta (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid1899148Stems, RootsAqueousKenyaSwiss albinoGathirwa et al. (2008)
Lannea schweinfurthii (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid289717
Sclerocarya birrea (Anacardiaceae)NCBI:txid289766
Plasmodium vinckeiChrozophora senegalensis(Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid316752Leaves, stemsEther; Acetone; EthanolSenegalSwiss albinoBenoit-Vical et al. (2008)
Plasmodium bergheiPhyllanthus niruri(Phyllanthaceae)NCBI:txid296034Whole plantAqueous, Methanol; ChloroformIndonesiaSwiss albinoMustofa (2007)
Plasmodium. bergheiFlueggea virosa (Euphorbiaceae)NCBI:txid283121Leaves, Stems, RootsAqueousKenyaSwiss albinoMuthaura et al. (2007a)
Warburgia stuhlmannii (Canellaceae)NCBI:txid549618
Harungana madagascariensis (Guttiferae)NCBI:txid198768
Maytenus putterlickioides (Celastraceae)NCBI:txid123430
Maytenus undata (Celasteraceae)NCBI:txid123432
Plasmodium yoeliiEurycoma longifolia(Simaroubaceae)NCBI:txid458531RootMethanolMalaysiaNDMohd Ridzuan et al. (2007)
Plasmodium bergheiSchkuhria pinnata(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid176579Whole plantAqueous; MethanolKenyaSwiss albinoMuthaura et al. (2007b)
Fuerstia africana(Lamiaceae)NCBI:txid204226
Ludwigia erecta(Onagraceae)NCBI:txid1620136
Plasmodium bergheiToddalia asiatica (Rutaceae)NCBI:txid159068RootAqueousKenyaICRMuregi et al. (2007a)
Rhamnus prinoides (Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid280022Leaves; Roots
Vernonia lasiopus (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid83961Rooots
Plasmodium bergheiCaesalpinia volkensii s(Caesalpinaceae)NCBI:txid1387603Leaves; SeedsMethanolKenyanICRMuregi et al. (2007b)
Maytenus acuminata(Celastraceae)NCBI:txid1237617Leaves; Roots
Maytenus heterophylla(Celastraceae)NCBI:txid123430Roots
Maytenus senegalensis(Celastraceae)NCBI:txid256095Leaves; Roots
Vernonia lasiopus(Compositae)NCBI:txid83961Leaves; Roots; Stem
Ajuga remota Benth.(Labiatae)NCBI:txid38595Whole plant
Ekebergia capensis.(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124949Leaves; Roots; Stem
Azadirachta indica (Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943Leaves
Albizia gummifera(Mimosaceae)NCBI:txid1561840Leaves; Stem
Ficus sur(Moraceae)NCBI:txid100575Leaves; Roots; Stem
Rhamnus prinoides(Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid280022Leaves; Roots
Rhamnus staddo(Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid280026Leaves; Roots
Toddalia asiatica(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid159068Leaves; Roots
Withania somnifera(Solanaceae)NCBI:txid126910Roots
Clerodendrum myricoides(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid54240Leaves; Roots
Plasmodium yoeliiPseudoxandra cuspidate(Annonaceae)NCBI:txid235824Leaves; StemAqueousFranceSwiss albinoBertani et al. (2005)
Zanthoxylum rhoifolium(Rutaceae)NCBI:txid549434
Tinospora crispa(Menispermaceae)NCBI:txid285591
Quassia amara(Simaroubaceae)NCBI:txid43725
Picrolemma pseudocoffea(Simaroubaceae)NCBI:txid459142
Irlbachia alata(Gentiananceae)NCBI:txid82716
Plasmodium bergheiStriga hermonthica(Orobanchaceae)NCBI:txid68872Whole plantMethanolicNigeriaND
Tapinanthus sessilifolius(Loranthaceae)NCBI:txid50164Leaves
Plasmodium bergheiBidens pilosa(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid42337RootsEthanolBrazilSwiss albino adultmiceSwiss albino adultmiceSwiss albino adultmiceSwiss albinoAndrade-Neto et al. (2004)
Plasmodium vinckeiIris germanica(Iridaceae)NCBI:txid34205RhizomeEthanolFranceSwiss albinoBenoit-Vical et al. (2003)
Plasmodium bergheiStruchium sparganophorum (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid2067364LeavesEthanolGuineaBALB/Cdo Céu de Madureira et al. (2002)
Vernonia amygdalina (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid82755Leaves
Ageratum conyzoides(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid68299Aerial part
Cinchona succirubra(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid43462Stem
Aloe humilis(Liliaceae)NCBI:txid247124Leaves
Tithonia diversifolia (Asteraceae)NCBI:txid684020Aerial part
Cedrela odorata(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124947Stem
Premna angolensis(Verbenaceae)NCBI:txid289394Stem
Pycnanthus angolensis(Myristicaceae)NCBI:txid224864Stem
Morinda lucida(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid339305Stem
Morinda lucida (Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid339305Leaves
Cestrum laevigatum(Solanaceae)NCBI:txid1237510Leaves
Canna bidentata(Canaceae)NCBI:txid4627Roots
Plasmodium yoeliiHydrangea macrophylla(Hydrangeaceae)NCBI:txid23110LeavesAqeuousJapanICRIshih et al. (2001)
Plasmodium bergheiPhyllanthus niruri(Phyllanthaceae)NCBI:txid296034Whole plantsEthanol; Dichloromethane; AqueousCongoSwiss albinoTona et al. (2001)
Morinda morindoides(Rubiaceae)NCBI:txid659048Leaves
Cassia occidentalis(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid126820Roots
Plasmodium bergheiHydrangea macrophylla(Hydrangeaceae)NCBI:txid23110LeavesAqueousJapanddYKamei et al. (2000)
Plasmodium bergheiErythrina senegalensis(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid157649StemAqueousNigeriaSwiss albinoSaidu et al. (2000)
Plasmodium bergheiPothomorphe peltata(Piperaceae)wfo-4000031037LeavesHexane; MethanolBrazilSwiss albinode Ferreira-da-Cruz et al. (2000)
Pothomorphe umbellate(Piperaceae)wfo-4000031037Leaves
Plasmodium chabaudiZiziphus spina-christi(Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid72171LeavesMethanolSaudi ArabiaSwiss albinoHafiz et al. (2019)
Plasmodium. bergheiZiziphus spina-christi(Rhamnaceae)NCBI:txid72171LeavesMethanolSaudi ArabiaC57BL/6Mubaraki et al. (2017)
Plasmodium chabaudiPunica granatum(Lythraceae)NCBI:txid22663PeelsMethanoSaudi ArabiaSwiss albinoHafiz et al. (2016)

*Identifcation number of the source species, derived from the NCBI Taxonomy database. ND: not determined.

Table 2

Biosynthesized nanoparticles from plant source used for the experimental murine malaria research

Parasite namePlant (Family)Plant Taxon ID*Studied plant partCountry of harvestMouse strainNanoparticleReferences
Plasmodium chabaudiIndigofera oblongifolia(Fabaceae)NCBI:txid198899LeavesSaudi ArabiaC57Bl/6SilverAl-Quraishy et al., 2020, Murshed et al., 2020, Dkhil et al., 2020
Plasmodium bergheiVernonia cinerea(Asteraceae)NCBI:txid13753NDIndiaSwiss albinoGoldJyotshna et al. (2016).
Plasmodium bergheiAzadirachta indica(Meliaceae)NCBI:txid124943SeedIndiaSwiss albinoSilverMurugan et al. (2016)

*Identification number of the source species, derived from the NCBI Taxonomy database. ND: not determined.

Selected medicinal antimalarial plants from January 2000 to November 2020. *Identifcation number of the source species, derived from the NCBI Taxonomy database. ND: not determined. Biosynthesized nanoparticles from plant source used for the experimental murine malaria research *Identification number of the source species, derived from the NCBI Taxonomy database. ND: not determined. Data were entered into Excel datasheet and the frequency distribution of medicinal plants, used Plasmodium species, plant part used, plant Taxon ID, family of the plants, used plant extract and the country were described. The obtained data were presented in tables and Figures.

Results and discussion

In this systematic review, medicinal plants from January 2000 to November 2020 have been used for the treatment of murine malaria have been showed. Accordingly, 323 plant species in 170 research articles were identified for treatment of malaria. Only 128 articles were included in this study. The reviewed plants belonged to 83 families. Medicinal plants of the families Asteraceae, Meliaceae Fabaceae and Lamiaceae are the most abundant for use in laboratory animal antimalarial studies with 31, 17, 15 and 12 research papers, respectively (Table 1). More medicinal plants species with antimalarial activity were from families Asteraceae and Meliaceae due to high prevalence of these families in the studied countries especially in Africa. Leaves were the most common plant part used for the experimental malaria research due to the availability of several active compounds (Asafo-Agyei et al., 2019). According to region, published articles from 33 different countries were reviewed. Most of malaria published articles are from Africa especially Nigeria and Ethiopia (Table 1) where the prevalence of the parasite is high in Africa (WHO, 2019) and most of research is directed to solve the problem. Only 3 review article were found with our search. Memvanga et al. (2015) reported that approximately 120 extracts obtained from Congolese plant species demonstrated strong or fair antiplasmodial activity. A variety of compounds have also been isolated and reported with promising antiplasmodial effects. Many of these compounds were new scaffolds for promising antimalarial drugs to be synthesized. In comparison to mammalian cells, most of these extracts and compounds have high selective activity against Plasmodium parasites. In mice, the efficacy and safety of several plant-based products has been verified and a strong association between in vitro and in vivo antimalarial activity has been observed. Amoa Onguéné et al. (2013) surveyed the activity of 278 compounds from African flora until the year 2013. In this review, authors reported compounds mainly contained alkaloids and flavonoids with anti-malarial properties. In the review by Adebayo and Krettli (2011), they focused on medicinal plants which are used to treat malaria in Nigeria from 1984 to 2008. Biosynthetic approaches for nanoparticles would be much more efficient if nanoparticles were created extracellularly utilizing plants or their extracts in a controlled way (Du et al., 2020). Recently, due to its simplicity and eco-friendliness, plant-mediated biological synthesis of nanoparticles is gaining importance (Du et al., 2020). In general, set of experiments were carried out to evaluate if this analysis would be used to assess the activity of plant crude extracts (Phillipson and O’Neill, 1987). Murugan et al. (2016) synthesized silver nanoparticles (AgNP) using the Azadirachta indica seed kernel extract as reducing and stabilizing agent. They reported a moderate activity of the nanoparticles against P. berghei in mice (Table 2). Moreover, our group published three articles on the effect of AgNPs synthesized from Indigofera oblongifolia leaf extracts on P. chabaudi induced infection in C57Bl/6 mice. The suppression of parasitemia reached more than 90% (Murshed et al., 2020). Also, the antioxidant and hepatic and spleen protective role of I. oblongifolia extract was investigated in addition to the iron regulatory role of this medicinal plant.

Conclusion

In developing countries, malaria is very widespread, particularly in African countries, causing health problems. In many countries, studies using medicinal plants to suppress parasites and as a defensive tool is common and it is advisable to make people aware of the significance of medicinal plants. Moreover, the biochemical function, protection and efficacy of medicinal plants should be further investigated.
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