Farmakoantartika Literature Study: Bioactivity of Pagodroma nivea on Fossil Deposits from Mujito

Yuneka Saristiana; Fendy Prasetyawan; Ratna Mildawati; Faisal Akhmal Muslikh; Anis Akhwan Dhafin; Susilo Margining Raharjo; Candra Arifin; Abd Rofiq

doi:10.55927/ijcs.v1i2.7593

Authors

Yuneka Saristiana Universitas Kadiri
Fendy Prasetyawan Universitas Kadiri
Ratna Mildawati Stikes Ganesha Husada
Faisal Akhmal Muslikh Institut Ilmu Kesehatan Bhakti Wiyata
Anis Akhwan Dhafin Universitas Kadiri
Susilo Margining Raharjo Universitas Kadiri
Candra Arifin Akademi Kesehatan Agra Husada
Abd Rofiq Akademi Kesehatan Agra Husada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55927/ijcs.v1i2.7593

Keywords:

Literature Study, Bioactivity, Fossil, Pagodro ma nivea, Mujito

Abstract

This report investigates the biodiversity of marine animals, focusing on extinct sponge species near Lesbos Island based on Aristotle's descriptions. Mujito, introduced in the literature review, is from the GeoMaud expedition in Antarctica. Various instrumental analysis methods, such as ESI mass spectrometry and NMR, contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the compounds, particularly in the context of Alzheimer's research. The pharmacantarctic literature study concludes that Antarctic Mumijo, particularly from Mujito fossil deposits, holds significant biomedical potential. It exhibits organic components like wax esters with notable biomedical activities, particularly in treating bone diseases. Additionally, Mumijo's composition resembles non-fossil samples, with wax esters dominating and unique components like α-glyceryl fatty alcohol ethers indicating neuroprotective potential. The research suggests promising applications in Oriental medicine, addressing wounds, skin diseases, tuberculosis, respiratory diseases, and neurological conditions like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Overall, Antarctic Mumijo showcases diverse biomedical prospects, emphasizing its organic components' therapeutic value

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