Aloe vera Leaf Extract
Aloe vera Leaf Extract
About Aloe vera Leaf Extract
Aloe vera Leaf Extract is sourced from Aloe barbadensis. It is offered standardized for 0.2% Polysaccharides by GC - MS, CAS 85507-69-3. Traditional and industrial applications include dentistry and tissue regeneration, wound healing and dermatology, immune system modulation, antiviral activity.
Applications & Benefits
10Dentistry and Tissue Regeneration
Acemannan stimulates human gingival fibroblast proliferation and induces pulp healing and dentin formation. It has been used to treat dental pulp capping and periodontal pocket reduction.
Wound Healing and Dermatology
It promotes skin healing and cell proliferation, effective in treating burns, ulcers, and skin damage.
Immune System Modulation
It plays a significant role in boosting the immune system by enhancing macrophage activity, cytokine production, and dendritic cell maturation.
Antiviral Activity
Studies have shown it has significant antiviral effects against viruses such as feline leukemia, HIV-1, and influenza.
Anti-inflammatory Properties
It reduces inflammation in various conditions, including oral aphthous ulceration.
Metabolic Health
It helps lower blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
Clinical and Biological Research
Oral Application
A 0.5% acemannan gel has been shown to be effective in treating oral ulcers without causing side effects.
Bone Regeneration
Research demonstrates that acemannan improves alveolar bone, cementum, and periodontal ligament formation, making it a valuable material in tissue engineering.
Cancer Treatment
It is used as a new biomaterial in biomedical applications for its antitumor properties.
Specifications
Technical Specification Sheet- Botanical Source
- Aloe barbadensis
- Offering Grade
- 0.2% Polysaccharides by GC - MS
- CAS Number
- 85507-69-3
- Active Compound
- Acemannan (C66H101NO49)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Aloe vera Leaf Extract?
Aloe vera Leaf Extract is sourced from Aloe barbadensis.
What is the CAS number for Aloe vera Leaf Extract?
Aloe vera Leaf Extract carries CAS number 85507-69-3.
What grade is Aloe vera Leaf Extract offered in?
Aloe vera Leaf Extract is offered standardized for 0.2% Polysaccharides by GC - MS.
What is Aloe vera Leaf Extract used for?
Aloe vera Leaf Extract is commonly used for Dentistry and Tissue Regeneration.
What are herbal extracts, and how does Sureka Life Sciences supply them?
Herbal extracts are the standardized active compounds isolated from botanical raw material — used across pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic formulations. Sureka Life Sciences manufactures and supplies these extracts, standardized to a specified grade or percentage (for example, by HPLC) with a defined botanical source and, where applicable, a CAS number.
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What quality systems apply to these extracts?
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Which herbal extracts are HPLC-verified?
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