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Abstract Plant-derived bioactive compounds have emerged as promising candidates for enhancing osteoblast function and bone formation because of their osteogenic potential and with minimal cytotoxicity. This study investigated the osteogenic associated activity and antibacterial properties of Vitex negundo leaf aqueous extract (VNL-AE) using osteoblast-like SaOS-2 cells and pathogenic bacteria.
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