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Fig. 1: Chemical structure of silibinin (C25H21O10).
Fig. 2: The effect of As and SB supplementation on serum hepatic enzyme markers such as AST (A),ALT (B) and ALP (C) of control and experimental rats
Fig. 4. SD for 6 rats in each group; a, b and cThe effects of As and SB supplementation on tissue total cholesterol (A), phospholipid (B) and triglyceridel (C) levels
Fig.  5:  significant improvement of hepatic histoarchitecture (H and E, 40X) and D) section of liver treated with silibinin showing the normal histoarchitectural  pattern of hepatic parenchyma (H and E, 40X)

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