Ritesh Raju

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Western Sydney University - Campbelltown Campus

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Dr. Ritesh Raju is a Lecturer at Western Sydney University, Campbelltown Campus, Australia. His research focuses primarily on the chemical diversity and anti-inflammatory properties of compounds derived from Australian native plants. Recent publications include studies on unique spiroketals, anti-inflammatory arylalkenyl derivatives, and pharmacological aspects of neuroinflammation, contributing to the field of ethnopharmacology.

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Xian Zhou

University of Western Sydney

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Feng Li

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Western Sydney University - Parramatta Campus

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Erika Gyengesi

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University of Western Sydney

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Darren Holland

Griffith University

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Rhodospermals A–G: an Extension to the Chemical Diversity of Compounds Possessing a Unique Spiroketal with a Fused α,β-Unsaturated δ-Lactone Isolated from the Leaves of Cryptocarya rhodosperma (Lauraceae)

Triplinones A-H

Exploring the Anti‐Inflammatory Potential of Australian Native Plants based on their Ethnopharmacological Knowledge

Insignoic acids A – E, unusual α, β-unsaturated keto fatty acids isolated from the exocarp of Australian rainforest tree Endiandra insignis (Lauraceae)

From the Bush to the Brain: Preclinical Stages of Ethnobotanical Anti-Inflammatory and Neuroprotective Drug Discovery—An Australian Example

Myrtinols A–F: New Anti-Inflammatory Peltogynoid Flavonoid Derivatives from the Leaves of Australian Indigenous Plant Backhousia myrtifolia

Tristaenone A: A New Anti-Inflammatory Compound Isolated from the Australian Indigenous Plant Tristaniopsis laurina

Cryptocaryoic acids A – C: New phenyl alkyl acids isolated from the leaves of Australian rainforest plant Cryptocarya mackinnoniana

Pharmacological considerations for treating neuroinflammation with curcumin in Alzheimer’s disease

Ternstroenol F: a new pentacyclic triterpenoid saponin isolated from the Australian rainforest plant Ternstroemia cherryi

Acronyols A and B, new anti-inflammatory prenylated phloroglucinols from the fruits of Acronychia crassipetala

Eupomatenes A – E: Neolignans isolated from the leaves of Australian rainforest plant Eupomatia laurina

Identification of tetragocarbone C and sideroxylin as the most potent anti-inflammatory components of Syncarpia glomulifera

Potential anti-neuroinflammatory compounds from Australian plants – A review

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Xian Zhou

Feng Li

Erika Gyengesi

Darren Holland

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