The inflammation is serious health problem in all industrialized countries due to carcinogens, environmental chemicals, irritant substances and microorganism. The several literatures have been reported that the limited synthetic drug information’s are available from developing countries. The modern day synthetic anti inflammatory drugs possess some adverse effects such as ulcer, prevent the coagulation, nephrotoxicity and hematopoietic changes. The several herbal formulations derived from Ayurveda and its additional systems of medicine, either not yet to be scientifically validated or scientifically validated; that they have flavonoids exhibited pharmacological action against inflammation. The present study was undertaken to investigate anti-inflammatory activity of synthesized flavonoids and its derivatives compound1. As per the literature survey, We have synthesized flavonoids and its derivatives such as 3’4’-dinitro, 7-flavanol, 6, 4’-dinitro, 7-flavanol, 6-dinitro 7-flavanol, 6, 3’4’-trinitro, 7- flavanol, 6-acetyl, 4’-nitro, 7- flavanol, 6-acetyl, 4’-nitro, 7- flavanol and 6-acetyl, 3’4’-dinitro 7-flavanol.The carrageenan induced paw oedema methods in rats were used to comparatively evaluate the anti-inflammatory activity of selected synthesized flavonoids and its derivatives. The one dose level 300mg/kg was prepared by using synthesized flavonoids and its derivatives. The results revealed that the all synthesized flavonoids and its derivatives have shown anti inflammatory activity (*P<0.05, **P<0.01 and ***P<0.001) when compared to control and positive control group. The 3’4’-dinitro, 7-flavanol have expressed (**P<0.05) mild reduction in paw volume when compared to each other groups but positive control Indomethacin 10 mg/kg have showed (***P<0.001) more anti inflammatory activity. The 6-acetyl, 4’-nitro, 7- flavanol and 6-acetyl, 3’4’-dinitro, 7-flavanol were shown moderate reduction in paw volume when compared each other groups.
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