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Aluminum toxicity in rats: the role of tannic acid as antioxidant

Research Abstract

Pospectiv studies suggest that tea may protect against oxidative stress that induced tissue damage. A potential mechanism fr such effect y polyphenolc antioxidant tannic acid derived from tea was evaluated in tis study. Treatment of rats with ALCL3 for 80 days caused moderate toxicity on liver, kidney and splen as evidenced by increased LPO& No and a reduction of SOD,CAT, GST, GSH nd vitamin E.As well as histopathological changes.However improvement was noticed in the rats treated with tannic acid.

Research Authors
Hossam El-Din M.Omar
Khadiga A.Hassan
Abdel-Elghaffar S.Kh
Ahmed E.A
Research Department
Research Journal
Assiut Univ.Environ.Res.
Research Pages
1-14
Research Publisher
Assiut University
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
6:2
Research Year
2003

Aluminum toxicity in rats: the role of tannic acid as antioxidant

Research Abstract

Pospectiv studies suggest that tea may protect against oxidative stress that induced tissue damage. A potential mechanism fr such effect y polyphenolc antioxidant tannic acid derived from tea was evaluated in tis study. Treatment of rats with ALCL3 for 80 days caused moderate toxicity on liver, kidney and splen as evidenced by increased LPO& No and a reduction of SOD,CAT, GST, GSH nd vitamin E.As well as histopathological changes.However improvement was noticed in the rats treated with tannic acid.

Research Authors
Hossam El-Din M.Omar
Khadiga A.Hassan
Abdel-Elghaffar S.Kh
Ahmed E.A
Research Department
Research Journal
Assiut Univ.Environ.Res.
Research Pages
1-14
Research Publisher
Assiut University
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
6:2
Research Year
2003

Aluminum toxicity in rats: the role of tannic acid as antioxidant

Research Abstract

Pospectiv studies suggest that tea may protect against oxidative stress that induced tissue damage. A potential mechanism fr such effect y polyphenolc antioxidant tannic acid derived from tea was evaluated in tis study. Treatment of rats with ALCL3 for 80 days caused moderate toxicity on liver, kidney and splen as evidenced by increased LPO& No and a reduction of SOD,CAT, GST, GSH nd vitamin E.As well as histopathological changes.However improvement was noticed in the rats treated with tannic acid.

Research Authors
Hossam El-Din M.Omar
Khadiga A.Hassan
Abdel-Elghaffar S.Kh
Ahmed E.A
Research Department
Research Journal
Assiut Univ.Environ.Res.
Research Member
Research Pages
1-14
Research Publisher
Assiut University
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
6:2
Research Year
2003

Coexistence of high levels of cortisol and oxidative stress as an indicator in retained placenta in buffalo-cows

Research Abstract

During the late pregnancy and during parturition in bovine, sevearl hormones and reoxygenation of placental tissues and consequences oxidative stress were involved. In this study blood samples from pregnant cows in the last three weeks of pregnancy were taken. At parturition 10 animals were selected as normal parturition and non-retaind placental expulsion. Other 10 cows were selected with normal parturition and retaind placenta. Another blood samples were taken after 1, 24 and 48 hours postpartum from both the obivois groups. The study concluded that oxidative stress and cortisol hormone might play an important role in the process of parturition in cows. It was also found that the extra-elevation of the LPO, NO and cortisol and the reduction of antioxidants could be used as indictor for the possibility of retention of fetal membrane after parturition.

Research Authors
Gaber A.Magahed
Mamadouh M. Anwar
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Journal
Zag.Vet.J.
Research Pages
131-140
Research Publisher
Zag.Vet.Med.
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
31 (1)
Research Year
2003

Coexistence of high levels of cortisol and oxidative stress as an indicator in retained placenta in buffalo-cows

Research Abstract

During the late pregnancy and during parturition in bovine, sevearl hormones and reoxygenation of placental tissues and consequences oxidative stress were involved. In this study blood samples from pregnant cows in the last three weeks of pregnancy were taken. At parturition 10 animals were selected as normal parturition and non-retaind placental expulsion. Other 10 cows were selected with normal parturition and retaind placenta. Another blood samples were taken after 1, 24 and 48 hours postpartum from both the obivois groups. The study concluded that oxidative stress and cortisol hormone might play an important role in the process of parturition in cows. It was also found that the extra-elevation of the LPO, NO and cortisol and the reduction of antioxidants could be used as indictor for the possibility of retention of fetal membrane after parturition.

Research Authors
Gaber A.Magahed
Mamadouh M. Anwar
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Journal
Zag.Vet.J.
Research Pages
131-140
Research Publisher
Zag.Vet.Med.
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
31 (1)
Research Year
2003

Coexistence of high levels of cortisol and oxidative stress as an indicator in retained placenta in buffalo-cows

Research Abstract

During the late pregnancy and during parturition in bovine, sevearl hormones and reoxygenation of placental tissues and consequences oxidative stress were involved. In this study blood samples from pregnant cows in the last three weeks of pregnancy were taken. At parturition 10 animals were selected as normal parturition and non-retaind placental expulsion. Other 10 cows were selected with normal parturition and retaind placenta. Another blood samples were taken after 1, 24 and 48 hours postpartum from both the obivois groups. The study concluded that oxidative stress and cortisol hormone might play an important role in the process of parturition in cows. It was also found that the extra-elevation of the LPO, NO and cortisol and the reduction of antioxidants could be used as indictor for the possibility of retention of fetal membrane after parturition.

Research Authors
Gaber A.Magahed
Mamadouh M. Anwar
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Department
Research Journal
Zag.Vet.J.
Research Member
Research Pages
131-140
Research Publisher
Zag.Vet.Med.
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
31 (1)
Research Year
2003

Some antioxidants activities, lipid peroxide and nitric oxide levels in follicular fluid and its relation to oocyte quality in buffalo-cows

Research Abstract

The present study found that antioxidant and the changes in LPO and NO levels were subjected to marked changes in the course of follicular growth during luteal phase of estrous cycle in buffalo-cows. These changes in the intra-folicular environment may reflect the follicular requirements for growth, maturation and maintenance of viability of oocyte in buffalo-cows.

Research Authors
A.El-Din Zain
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Department
Research Journal
Assiut Vet.Med.J.
Research Member
Research Pages
293-309
Research Publisher
Faculty of Vet. Med. assiut Univ
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
49 (96)
Research Year
2003

Some antioxidants activities, lipid peroxide and nitric oxide levels in follicular fluid and its relation to oocyte quality in buffalo-cows

Research Abstract

The present study found that antioxidant and the changes in LPO and NO levels were subjected to marked changes in the course of follicular growth during luteal phase of estrous cycle in buffalo-cows. These changes in the intra-folicular environment may reflect the follicular requirements for growth, maturation and maintenance of viability of oocyte in buffalo-cows.

Research Authors
A.El-Din Zain
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Journal
Assiut Vet.Med.J.
Research Pages
293-309
Research Publisher
Faculty of Vet. Med. assiut Univ
Research Rank
2
Research Vol
49 (96)
Research Year
2003

Formation of new metastable transition-metal alloys by combination of mechanical alloying and chemical leaching

Research Authors
E. Ivanov, S. Makhlouf, K. Sumiyama, K. Suzuki and H. Yamauchi
Research Department
Research Journal
MECHANICAL ALLOYING FOR STRUCTURAL APPLICATION:2nd International Conference on Structural Applications of Mechanical Alloying, VANCOUVER, CANADA, SEP 20-22, 1993
Research Member
Research Pages
177-182
Research Publisher
ASM INTERNATIONAL
Research Rank
3
Research Year
1993

Efficacy of 2,3-dimercaptopropanol (BAL) and 2,3-dimercapto-ipropane sulfate (DMPS) on long-term mercuric chloride exposure in rats: Toxicological and pathological studies.

Research Abstract

The study found that the use of BAL and DMPS as chelating agents after long-term of mercuric exposure resulted in considerable recovery in the histopathological, hematological. and biochemical alteration that induced by mercury. However, DMPS has a relative better effect due to its water solubility, less toxicity and its ability to chelate with more metal ions.

Research Authors
Sharkawy A.A.
Abdel-Elghaffar S.Kh
Hossam El-Din M Omar
Research Journal
proceedings of the 15 th Annual Conference for the Egyptian Society of Toxicology" Environmental pollutants and drug ineratction"
Research Pages
19-41
Research Publisher
Egyptian Society of Toxicology
Research Rank
4
Research Vol
Proceedings
Research Year
1999
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