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Anti-inflammatory activity of orange peel aqueous extract and hesperidin: integrated evidence from neutrophil assays, in vivo models, and in silico analyses
Citrus peels have traditionally been used for their anti-inflammatory properties. Their bioactive compounds can modulate neutrophil activation and reduce ROS production, both of which play key roles in the development of many chronic inflammatory diseases. The present study aimed to investig
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