The mechanism of aspirin action includes both central and peripheral mechanisms. The primary mechanism of action is to block the production of prostaglandins in injured peripheral tissues, which ...

Controlling biofilms of bacteria is a challenging aspect because of their drug-resistance potentials against a range of antibiotics, demanding the development of active anti-biofilm agents. Rutin (R), ...

It is possible that therapeutic ASA regimes directed toward inhibition of platelet function, as evaluated in vitro in platelet-rich plasma, might not reflect therapeutic efficacy in vivo due to the ...