22 cm) were individually exposed to 25, 50, 75, or 100 mg/L thymol or
carvacrol in an aquarium filled with 1 L of water.
On the other hand,
carvacrol, an inhibitor of mammalian TRPM7 channels, had no effect on stirring-induced luminescence or stimulated luminescence.
vulgare (timol,
carvacrol, [alfa]-terpineno y p-cymeno).
Specifically, the license is to US Patent Application "Use of Thymol and
Carvacrol (monoterpene phenols) for Induction of Increased Skeletal Muscle Endurance, Lean Muscle Mass and Reduced Adiposity," and all related foreign worldwide patent applications.
These properties are primarily related to the content of cinnamaldehyde and eugenol followed by
carvacrol (Tabak et al.
A blend of essential oils containing
carvacrol and thymol is reported to have the ability to decrease E.
Valero, The Essential Oils Thymol and
Carvacrol Applied in the Packing Lines Avoid Lemon Spoilage and Maintain Quality During Storage, Food Control, 35, 132 (2014).
The volatile terpenes, components of essential oils, show important allelopathic action, as caryophyllene oxide,
carvacrol, thymol, 1,8-cineole, among others (Pinheiro et al.
Carvacrol,(-)-borneol and citral reduce convulsant activity in rodents.
The main constituents of this plant are phenolic compounds such as
carvacrol, thymol and eugenol that have antibacterial effects (8).
THYME--Most of thyme's medicinal activity is attributable to its volatile oil constituents, thymol and
carvacrol.
The present work was undertaken to assess the antibacterial potential of purified essential oil components including thymol and
carvacrol from this herb species against the multi-drug resistant strain P.
