02158nas a2200253   4500008004100000245013100041210006900172260001900241300001000260490000600270520132700276653003001603653001801633653002501651653004101676653002001717100002101737700001901758700001701777700002501794700001901819700001801838856004801856       2022                        eng d00aA Review on Futuristic Scope of Agents Related to Amphibian’s Skin and Plants-based Sources in Type 2 Antidiabetic Therapies0 aReview on Futuristic Scope of Agents Related to Amphibian s Skin  cSeptember 2022  a36-410 v83 a<p class="rtejustify">Based on the current scenario type-2 diabetes has been labelled as one of the major health issues, approaching exponentially towards mind boggling stage of epidemic globally. Considering to its lifelong latency from early to old ages, less awareness to its particular genotype and phenotype and hefty cost involved in its management and treatment; there is substantial need for more advance, personalised and economical therapeutic approaches for its effective therapy and treatment. The current review here discusses peculiar agents from amphibian’s skin and rarely explored distinctive plant sources with potential to be a viable therapeutic option for type-2 diabetes, therefore, could be devised into effective future treatment strategy to it and also to its related microvascular and macrovascular complications. Based on the literature search the therapeutic scope of agents from amphibian’s skin and selected plants sources are delineated, sighting their activities and prospects as to be future revolutionary remedy to type-2 diabetes and associated hitches such as their insulin releasing ability in pancreatic beta cell lines and primary islets cells, effects on glucose level and on other metabolic parameters such as obesity, lipid profile and pancreatic beta cell function etc.</p>
10aDistinctive plant sources10aGlucose level10aMetabolic parameters10aPeculiar agents and amphibian's skin10aType-2 diabetes1 aTripathi, Shipra1 aDubey, Vaibhav1 aSemwal, Alok1 aChaturvedi, Ratan, B1 aMusale, Vishal1 aNarain, Kamal  uhttp://www.jppcm.org/article/2022/8/3/36-41