Antihyperglycemic and antioxidant potential of Curcuma caesia in mitigating oxidative stress and tissue damage in mice with STZ-induced diabetes
Antonia R. Lyngdoh(North Eastern Hill University), Jutishna Bora, Nayan Talukdar(Assam Down Town University), Ankita Dey(All India Institute of Medical Sciences), Sumira Malik(Chandigarh University), Surya Bhan(North Eastern Hill University), Shivraman Thapliyal(Uttaranchal University), Ravi K. Deshwal(SRM University), Sarvesh Rustagi(Uttarakhand Technical University), Caster Marbaniang(Chandigarh University), Ridashisha Rymbai(North Eastern Hill University)
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