[PDF] Top 20 Effect of curcumin on brain and liver lipids in experimental hepatotoxicity

... years. Lipids perform various functions that in each cell which are essential for proper functioning of our ...as brain will also lead to liver injury secondarily affecting its ... See full document

... the liver of sodium fluoride- treated ...erythrocytes, liver, kidney, brain and ovary of experimental animals (Halliwell and Gutteridge, 1985; Sharma and Chinoy, 1998; Shivarajashankara et ... See full document

... the brain, kidney, liver, and ...the liver. Due to its accumulation in the liver, resultant severe hepatic damages 9 , including histopathological and ultra- structural lesions evidenced by ... See full document

... lungs, liver, kidneys, brain, heart, and testes (Gerhardsson et ...the liver and kidneys with concentrations higher than those present in erythrocytes, lungs, pancreas, thyroid, testis, salivary ... See full document

... Drug‑induced hepatotoxicity is a potentially serious adverse effect of the currently used anti‑tubercular therapeutic regimens containing isoniazid (INH), rifampicin and ...toxic effect is ...of ... See full document

... caused liver damage in addition to producing oxidative stress and fatty acid ...inflammatory liver damage, oxidative stress, and lipid peroxidation, which was confirmed by the histological investigation of ... See full document

... All animal were subjected to a serial behavioural test before seizure induction and after the treatment as fig. 1. The behavioural tests were carried out chronologically from the least to the most aversive, with an ... See full document

... Here we prepared concrete with ratio 1:1.5:3 from different types of cement + silica fume replacement as binder mix, sand as fine aggregate and steel slag as coarse agg[r] ... See full document

... Similar findings were reported by [29] who recorded a significant decrease in RBCs, Hb and PCV with a critical elevation in WBCs count in rats medicated with paracetamol (300 mg/kg b. wt intraperitoneal for 2 days). The ... See full document

... of lipids and lipoproteins , express non changing of body weight because on the basis of obtained information from human studies its suggested that decreasing of body weight may reinforce the effects of exercise ... See full document

... The fipronil cause damage in Fipronil delicacy group as evaluate to the controlled group. The level of creatinine and uric acid increased in Fipronil treated groups. The overproduction of creatinine and uric acid cause ... See full document

... an effect may be implicit that the fraction may result in stimulations of the remaining ß- cells of the pancreas in diabetic rats for insulin secretion or it may help in the regeneration of pancreatic ß-cells ... See full document

... Oxidative stress is suggested to be one of the molecular mechanisms of cholinergic neurodege- neration and cognitive dysfunction in AD [33]. Sco- polamine, an antagonist of muscarinic receptors, exhibits a central ... See full document

... All gels were scanned using Gel Doc-2001 Bio-Rad sys- tem. For isoenzymes, the bands of enzyme activity were designated using the known system of nomenclature [30]. Each locus was assigned with an abbreviation corre- ... See full document

... Oxidative stress is a biological phenomenon that results from a biochemical imbalance between the formation and clearance of free radicals. Mitochondria are the major source of cellular ROS. The accumulation of ROS ... See full document

... The purpose of this research is to experiment ally investigate the effect of M-sand in structural concrete by replacing river sand and develop a high strength concrete. It is proposed to determine and compare the ... See full document

... However, curcumin is used in treatment of several disorders such as Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA), infection diseases, atherosclerosis and ...of curcumin have been examined in animals and in humans. ... See full document

... the liver involving both main ...the liver, as the substance accumulates in the mitochondria, causing their dysfunction, which ultimately leads to complete loss of function of the cells and their death ... See full document

... Absorption spectra of the mono-carbonyl curcumin analogues were recorded in ten different organic solvents varying from non-polar to polar at room temperature. In our study, the absorption spectrum of CBCH and ... See full document

... For several thousands of years, cultures from around the world have used naturally occurring dietary components which have been discovered to be biologically active. These plant-derived chemicals have generated ... See full document