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In this ethnopharmacological study, the ethanolic extract of the whole plant parts (root, stem and leaves) of Cayratia trifolia (Linn.) Domin. (Family Vitaceae) was investigated for bioactivities; namely analgesic, antioxidant, cytotoxicity, antimicrobial, antihelmintic and hypoglycemic activity. In light of the available literature, this study represents the first experimental investigation of biological activities of Cayratia trifolia in the perspective of their traditional use.

Humans are best capable for adaptation, development, evolution, transmission, success and changes. Historically our culture and society have transformed through the consumption of power, energy and technology. It is technology which has a direct impact on the culture and heritage of humans. Bangladesh has a distinct cultural practice and Internet is contributing to change the cultural patterns of urban people and create a distinctive cultural heritage. This book, based on an intensive anthropological research, focuses on the process of changes brought by Internet Culture giving birth to...