Antibacterial Natural Dyes and Applicants

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Main Authors: KAYAŞ, Esra, CANPOLAT, Rahmi, ÖZAYDIN, Fatih, SIMSIR, MEHMET
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author KAYAŞ, Esra
CANPOLAT, Rahmi
ÖZAYDIN, Fatih
SIMSIR, MEHMET
author_facet KAYAŞ, Esra
CANPOLAT, Rahmi
ÖZAYDIN, Fatih
SIMSIR, MEHMET
contents <p>Natural dyes have attracted growing attention due to their therapeutic properties reported in the literature, leading to a significant increase in their demand. These dyes are derived from naturally occurring sources, with plant-based pigments being particularly noteworthy for their extensive medicinal value. Although the coloring agents and medicinal properties of natural dyes have been recognized for centuries, their chemical structures and protective functions have only been elucidated in recent years. Many plants used for dye extraction are also classified as medicinal, and several have demonstrated notable antimicrobial activity. Recent studies provide detailed insights into the fundamental chemistry of major pigments present in natural dye-yielding plants and highlight their medical relevance, thereby supporting advancements in pharmaceutical formulations .</p>
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spellingShingle Antibacterial Natural Dyes and Applicants
KAYAŞ, Esra
CANPOLAT, Rahmi
ÖZAYDIN, Fatih
SIMSIR, MEHMET
<p>Natural dyes have attracted growing attention due to their therapeutic properties reported in the literature, leading to a significant increase in their demand. These dyes are derived from naturally occurring sources, with plant-based pigments being particularly noteworthy for their extensive medicinal value. Although the coloring agents and medicinal properties of natural dyes have been recognized for centuries, their chemical structures and protective functions have only been elucidated in recent years. Many plants used for dye extraction are also classified as medicinal, and several have demonstrated notable antimicrobial activity. Recent studies provide detailed insights into the fundamental chemistry of major pigments present in natural dye-yielding plants and highlight their medical relevance, thereby supporting advancements in pharmaceutical formulations .</p>
title Antibacterial Natural Dyes and Applicants
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17542588