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Abstract
This study was conducted to investigate the effect of some herb
plants on impaired liver function of injected rats with carbon
tetrachloride (Ccl4). Seventy mature albino rats weighting 150-160g
B.wt. each were used, and divided into 14 equal groups, one was kept
as a control –ve group, while the other groups were injected s/c by
carbon tetrachloride (Ccl4) in paraffin oil 50% v/v (2ml/kg. B.wt.).
Twice a week for tow weeks. The used plants were given as a percent
of 5% and10% from the Basel diet. Serum liver function
(GOT,GPT,ALK) total protein, albumin,glubulim, albumin/globulin
ratio (A/G), total Billiroben, direct Billiroben, in direct Billiroben,
glucose, kidney functions (urea, creatinin, uric acid), total cholesterol,
triglycerides, lipoproteins:(HDL-c, LDL-c,VLDL-c), and
histopathological changes of liver and heart were examined. The
obtained results concluding the feeding with al tested plants improved
liver functions, kidney functions and lipid profile. According to the
results, Neheada, Milissa, molmol, crataegus azorolus, anastatica
hierochuntica and corn cobs silk (zea mays) could be used for
impaired liver function.
Key words; herb plants, liver functions, histopathological changes.