Roles of Chemical Complexity and Evolutionary Theory in Some Hepatic and Intestinal Enzymatic Systems in Chemical Reproducibility and Clinical Efficiency of Herbal Derivatives

<table>Comparative <sup>1</sup>H-NMR of two<i> Hypericum perforatum</i>. Extracts; the 2 extracts have been manufactured starting from the same aerial parts, by the same solvents and have the same chemical titre (0.3% hypericin).</table>

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Figure 1: Roles of Chemical Complexity and Evolutionary Theory in Some Hepatic and Intestinal Enzymatic Systems in Chemical Reproducibility and Clinical Efficiency of Herbal Derivatives 

Figure 1 | Roles of Chemical Complexity and Evolutionary Theory in Some Hepatic and Intestinal Enzymatic Systems in Chemical Reproducibility and Clinical Efficiency of Herbal Derivatives 