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Immunomodulatory Data for the Ethyl acetate leaf extract of Ocimum basilicum

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Wam
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This data was obtained from a study of the immunomodulatory effects of the Ethyl acetate leaf extract of Ocimum basilicum in vivo. The leaves of O. basilicum were obtained from Mbeere, Kenya and extracted for use in the study.

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