studies of lipid profile, liver and kidney function parameters of female rat plasma after the administration of “khadiraristha”
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Abstract
In this study, Khadiraristha (KDR), a traditional Ayurvedic preparation used in dennatological disorder has been in-vestigated for its biochemical effects and in some extent justify the pliannacological uses under the stated circums-tances. Kliadiraristlia was administered orally to female albino rat for 46 days. After the treatment period animals were fasted for 18 hours. Biochemical parameters including; Total protein. Serum albumin. Blood Urea Nitrogen, Bilirubin. Liver enzymes (sGPT, sGOT, ALT) were detennined in the plasma. KDR significantly inereased (p)
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| Authors | ;Md. Mamun AL-AMIN;Hasan Mahmud REZA;Mohammad Nurul ISLAM;Mir Muhammad Nasir UDDIN;Shahabuddin Kabir CHOUDHURI |
| Journal | petroleum exploration and development |
| Year | 2014 |
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