Neutralización de actividades tóxicas del veneno de la serpiente Bothrops asper por plantas etnomedicinales utilizadas en Centroamérica, con énfasis en Guatemala: Revisión

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Pocos estudios científicos han explorado el uso de plantas medicinales para el tratamiento del envenenamiento ofídico en Centroamérica, a pesar de que las terapias basadas en plantas son de uso tradicional en la región. Este trabajo recopiló información sobre los estudios realizados en Centroamérica para evaluar la capacidad de extractos de plantas de uso etno-médico para inhibir las actividades tóxicas del veneno de Bothrops asper, la serpiente responsable de aproximadamente la mitad de los envenenamientos ofídicos en Centroamérica. La búsqueda priorizó la descripción de plantas utilizadas en Guatemala, ya que la mayoría de los estudios aquí descritos fueron realizados en ese país. También se incluyó la descripción de los metabolitos secundarios y otras actividades farmacológicas de las especies evaluadas, que podrían explicar su uso como antiofídicos. La búsqueda de literatura se realizó en las bases de datos de Google Scholar, PubMed, Scopus, y se completó con literatura disponible localmente. Se determinó que 12 extractos de plantas inhibieron el efecto hemorrágico del veneno y tres el efecto edematígeno; la actividad proteolítica fue inhibida por extractos de tres especies y la fosfolipasa A2 (PLA2) por una especie. Solamente Brownea rosa-de-monte demostró inhibir efectivamente el efecto coagulante del veneno in vitro. Algunos extractos de las plantas tamizadas en Guatemala demostraron efectos procoagulantes o anti-trombina intrínsecos, que podrían agravar las alteraciones inducidas por el veneno en la coagulación. Estos hallazgos enfatizan la necesidad de validar el potencial de extractos de plantas centroamericanas y sus metabolitos secundarios para neutralizar el veneno de B. asper

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Patricia Saravia-Otten, Facultad de Ciencias Químicas y Farmacia, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala

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