The Hepatorenal protective potential of caffeic acid consumption on the Arsenic-exposed Syrian mice
Fahimeh Chekneh,
Hamideh Ghodrati Azadi,
Hasan Baghshani
et al.
Abstract:Background
Arsenic can induce lethal hepatorenal insufficiency by inducing progressive cytotoxicity in the two main body’s hemostatic regulators, the kidney and liver. In the current study, the hepatorenal protective impact of Caffeic acid was investigated in Arsenic-exposed Syrian mice.
Methods
24 male Syrian mice (30 \(\pm\)8 g) were provided and randomly divided into 4 groups of 6 receiving Nothing, Arsenic, Arsenic & caffeic, and caffeic acid. The mice passed the 21-day treatment program. The mice's … Show more
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