Study of the anti-inflammatory effect of Artemisia Schrenkiana Ledeb. plant extract

In this article, the authors investigated the anti-inflammatory effects of the extract from the plant Artemisia Schrenkiana Ledeb. Members of the Artemisia genus are considered a source of medicinal plant
raw materials. This is due to the fact that plant-derived medicinal products have low toxicity, lack of side effects, and due to the comprehensive impact of biologically active substances produced in plant cells,
which affect the entire system of the body, they are widely used in the treatment of inflammatory processes in the upper respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, liver, and biliary tract, among others. Artemisia
Schrenkiana Ledeb, or this species of wormwood known as Schrenk's wormwood, is an endemic plant of Kazakhstan. Therefore, it is necessary to study the pharmacological effects of this plant extract and its
potential applications in pharmacological production.
Methods and Materials: The anti-inflammatory effect was studied in accordance with international standards for conducting experiments on animals.
Results. Summarizing the results of the study, it was found that the wormwood extract exhibits antiinflammatory effects comparable to ibuprofen, and the values obtained are close to those of ibuprofen.

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