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Journal of Environmental Toxicology
2002 Volume.17 No. 2 p.175 ~ p.185
Effects of an Extract from A. gmelini Weber on Hepatotoxicity Induced by in Rats - II. Some Dosage Effects of an Extract from A. gmelini on Hepatotoxicity Induced by in Rats
Kwon Jin-Wook

Lee Kyu-Seung
Abstract
To investigate effects of A. gmelini on the 14-day CClinduced hepatotoxicity, extracts were prepared in 3 ml saline at the dose of 50, 500, 5,000 mg/kg b.w. to administer orally everyday and same concentration (1 : 9, CCl: olive oil v/v) of CCladministered intraperitoneally with 2.5 ml/kg b.w. On the 7th day, hemanalysis showed following recovery values; AST 9.9¡­64.6%, ALT 36.9¡­71.9%, ALP 75.3¡­93.7£¥, BUN 53.8¡­59.7%, TBIL 60.4¡­100.0< £¥, TCHO 77.7¡­100.0< £¥, and TG 60.4¡­100.0< £¥. Even if, 14-day CClinduced hepatotoxicity recovery was found to depend on doses of extract, and recovery values of each treatment were AST 13.8¡­56.4£¥, ALT 15.7¡­68.0£¥, ALP 53.4¡­84.4£¥, BUN 76.9¡­100.0< £¥, TBIL 60.4 ¡­ 100.0< %, TCHO 82.6¡­99.3< £¥, and TG 56.7¡­99.7%. By histological examination of liver, hydropic degeneration, fatty change, lipid accumulation and necrosis were also recovered.
KEYWORD
A. gmelini extract, induced hepatotoxicity, lipid peroxidation
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