[PDF] Top 20 ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY STUDY OF ETHANOLIC EXTRACT OF PUNICA GRANATUM (L ) LEAVES IN ZEBRA FISH (DANIO RERIO)

... control fish showed a normal architecture, suggesting no microscopic changes and morphological disturbances were caused due to oral administration of EPGL up to 1000 mg/kg bw ... See full document

... These fish showed wild-type characteristics as described by Singh and Nüsslein-Volhard ...All fish were maintained and reared according to standard procedures, as well as fish breeding for egg ... See full document

... present study was designed to evaluate the analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity of the ethanolic extracts of leaves of Punica granatum ...The extract was prepared by ... See full document

... in fish have shown that nitrate is considerably less toxic than nitrite and even for nitrite high concentrations are needed to induce effects in embryos or larvae [30, ... See full document

... Interest in the study of the therapeutic effects of plants has recently increased significantly (Thuille et al., 2003; Alanís, 2005) and large numbers of people around world rely on complementary medicine for ... See full document

... quantitative study using a quassi experiment design with an experimental design with a randomized study design divided into 5 groups: groups 1 (75:25), 2 (50:50), (25:75), positive control (tetracycline), ... See full document

...  Cold percolation: It is one of the simplest and the traditional method of extraction used by herbalist throughout the world. A cone and tube is suspended above a flask or vessel. The bottle of the tube consists of ... See full document

... From bacterial and fungal cultured slants, several colonies were transferred to 5ml of sterile distilled water. It is mixed for some seconds to ensure homogenicity and further diluted to match the turbidity with 0.5 ... See full document

... In recent years, herbal drugs are exclusively used for the treatment of various diseases and are still practiced in rural communities. Therefore it is important to ascertain the safety and efficacy of herbal products by ... See full document

... present study suggesting that, ethanol and aqueous extracts of Vigna mungo posses significant memory enhancing activity and also suggested several possible mechanisms for its beneficial ... See full document

... necessary to remove oestrogens and xenoestrogens from wastewaters. However, conventional biological treatment in wastewater treatment plants is not completely efficient in removing these compounds from wastewaters, so ... See full document

... name, Punica, was the Roman name for Carthage, where the best pomegranates were known to ...The leaves are glossy and lanceshaped, and the bark of the tree turns gray as the tree ... See full document

... of fish species, including marine fish, shellfish, and freshwater fish, were found to retain arsenic up to ...in fish in chronic exposure studies. In a study using a crustacean species, ... See full document

... aqueous extract of Cordia subcordata leaves in rats against carbon tetrachloride as hepatotoxin to prove its claims in folklore practice against liver ...the study of hepatoprotective effects of ... See full document

... Phytochemical screening of the leaves extract of M. charantia revealed the presence of saponins, tannins, reducing, sugars, flavonoids, alkaloids, anthocyans, leucoanthocyan, coumarins, triterpenoïdes. This ... See full document

... Wistar rats of either sex, weighing 200–250 g (procured from NIPER, Mohali) were employed in present study. They were housed in animal cages with free access to water and standard laboratory pellet chow diet ... See full document

... oral route for consecutive 28 days. All the doses (300 mg/kg, 600 mg/kg and 900 mg/kg) were prepared freshly by reconstituting the methanol leaves extract of C. nutans in distilled water as vehicle. ... See full document

... against oral-toxicity is greatly desirable, which will not just assist spot the doses that might be used consequently, however, as well to divulge the potential clinical alterations induced by agents in the ... See full document

... farmed fish (Siegfried, ...in fish is a complex trait. But as fish are ectothermic in nature, it is known that water temperature can modify the sex ... See full document

... tea extract. The estrogenic activity of the ethanolic extract of ...P. granatum seeds is mainly due to flavones and alkaloids, to a lesser extent, gallotannic ...the ethanolic ... See full document