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Eight of the methanolic extracts showed no relevant enzyme-inhibition in the concentration up to 400 g ml. Three plants inhibited all selected enzymes: Kalanchoe farinacea, Cissus hamadorensis and Boswellia elongata. Pulicaria stephanocarpa, Jatropha unicostata and Exacum affine displayed beside an inhibitory acitvity against NEP also one against ACE. Boswellia ameero und Gnidia socotrana showed a simultaneous inhibition of NEP and LAP. The plant extracts which showed an activity against LAP, also showed one against at least one of the other enzymes. Exclusively NEP-inhibiting methanolic extracts were those of Cissus subaphylla, Dracaena cinnabari, Fagonia luntii and the bark of Jatropha unicostata. The IC50 values of these four extracts in the NEPinhibition were rather high. The most effective enzyme inhibition showed Kalanchoe farinacea, which had an IC50 of 7 g ml for NEP, 87 g ml for ACE and 2 g ml for LAP. 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