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Table 1.

Phytochemical analysis of crude extract of I. albicans.

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Table 2.

Antibacterial activity of I. albicans crude and corresponding fractions.

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Fig 1.

Zone of inhibition of extract against specific bacteria.

Aqua: Aqueous Sub-fraction: C.F: Chloroform Sub-fraction; DMSO: Dimethyl Sulfoxide Sub-fraction; E.A: Ethyl Acetate Sub-fraction; L.F: Levofloxacin; M.E: Methanolic Extract; MERO: Meropenam.

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Fig 2.

Inhibition of bacterial growth by extract.

Aqua: Aqueous Sub-fraction: C.F: Chloroform Sub-fraction; DMSO: Dimethyl Sulfoxide Sub-fraction; E.A: Ethyl Acetate Sub-fraction; L.F: Levofloxacin; M.E: Methanolic Extract; MERO: Meropenam.

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Table 3.

Antifungal activity of I. albicans crude and corresponding fractions.

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Fig 3.

Comparison of antifungal activity of Iris albicans crude extract and its corresponding fractions.

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Table 4.

Effect of IACCF on acetic acid-induced abdominal constriction in mice.

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Table 5.

Effect of Iris albicans crude and its corresponding fractions on hot-plate test in mice.

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Fig 4.

Analgesic activity of Iris albicans crude extract and its sub-fractions.

Analgesic effect was evaluated using Hot -Plate test in animal model (n = 6).

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Table 6.

Effect of Iris albicans crude and its corresponding fractions on tail-immersion test in mice.

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