Daily Use of Camellia Sinensis Extract Can Protect Acrylamide Induced Organ Pathologies in Mice
Abstract:Human beings are vulnerable to a variety of toxins. Nowadays concern has aroused to opt defensive mechanisms in the form of foodborne phytochemicals against these toxicants. Current research investigated the protective potential of green tea aqueous extract against Acrylamide (AA) induced organ toxicity. Eighty albino mice weighing (26±2g) divided equally into eight groups following CRD experimental mode. Three groups were orally exposed to various acrylamide concentrations (20g/g, 40g/g, 80g/g B.W of mice)… Show more
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