[PDF] Top 20 Pretreatment of Gymnema sylvestre revealed the protection against acetic acid induced ulcerative colitis in rats

... arachidonic acid metabolites, as well as free radicals resulting in oxidative damage to the colonic tissue ...with colitis can lead to adverse effects such as lipid peroxidation (LPO) of the cellular ... See full document

... method against bacterial strains ...results revealed that the compound 3g showed excellent antibacterial activity against all the four bacterial strains better than the standard drug sulfanilamide ... See full document

... study revealed, acetic acid treated rats was showed significant increase colon weight and macroscopic damage score, indicative of formation of ulcers, edema and increases inflammatory ... See full document

... of acetic acid triggered an intense inflammatory response on the 4 th day of colitis induction, the distal colon showed severe macroscopic edematous ...of ulcerative colitis attenuated ... See full document

... RCRE treatment results in improvement of DSS-induced colitis in rats by ameliorating stool consistency and improving body weight when compared to DSS-treated model control rats. In this study ... See full document

... Because of acid peptic secretion in gastric mucosa get degenerate and necrosis is forming which causes peptic/gastric ulcer. Generally it can take place at any area of the alimentary canal but normally it can take ... See full document

... CP induced immunosuppressed rats. It also restored the CP induced changes in organ weights and the DTH response at 24 and 48 hours of antigen ...that Gymnema sylvestre reduced the CP ... See full document

... results against all the tested micro-organisms with zone of inhibition between ...property against human pathogenic Gram positive, Gram negative bacteria and against ... See full document

... and gymnema treated groups were shown in Figure ...Triton induced hyperlipidemic rats compared with normal ...of rats treated with ethanolic extracts of gymnema and ...hyperlipidemic ... See full document

... The plant is popularly known as 'Gurmar'.G. sylvestre (Asclepiadaceae), a vulnerable species is a slow growing, perennial, medicinal woody climber found in central and peninsular India. It is a potent antidiabetic ... See full document

... and acetic-acid induced writhing ...significant protection (p<0.05) against acetic acid induced writhing compared to negative ... See full document

... on acetic acid induced colitis in albino ...Albino rats were divided into four groups of five animals ...aminosalisylic acid 100 mg/kg BW respectively. Colitis was ... See full document

... In the present study obesity was induced by feeding rats with high fat diet. The parameters which were used to assess obesity were body weight, body mass index, ambulatory activity, frequency of rearing, ... See full document

... streptozocin induced diabetic rats with leaf extract of GS significantly reduced the blood glucose, TC, LDL-C levels and increased insulin and HDL-C levels ...treating rats with leaf extract of GS ... See full document

... Cluster analysis was applied to find out the similar plant groups based on their antibacterial activity with tested pathogens (Fig. 2). Ricinus communis, Aegle marmelos and Adhatoda vasica forms the first cluster with ... See full document

... G. sylvestre is widely distributed in India, Malaysia, Srilanka, Australia, Indonesia, Japan, Vietnam, Tropical Africa and the South western region of the people’s of republic of China (Bone, 2002; Saneja et ...G. ... See full document

... the rats to evaluate any possible toxicity. Seven groups of rats numbering four rats per group of either sex were treated with different doses (150,700,1500 2000, 2500, 5000 and 6,000mg/kg ...the ... See full document

... ABSTRACT: Ulcerative colitis is an idiopathic chronic inflammatory disease of the colon for which a lot of treatment modalities are present, however, significant side effects are associated with them and ... See full document

... G. sylvestre decreases total cholesterol, LDL-cholesterol and triglyceride levels in diabetic rats and that could be due to the presence of hypolipidemic agent such as sitosterol in the aqueous leaf ...G. ... See full document

... Lipid peroxidation is commonly regarded as a deleterious process [136], leading to structural modification of complex lipid protein assemblies, such as biomembranes and lipoproteins, and is usually associated with ... See full document