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Investigation of protective effects of liquidambar orientalis extracts on liver toxicity induced by carbon tetrachloride

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2013
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The aim of the study is to investigate if the extracts from Liquidambar orientalis (Sıgla Oil) have any protective effects on the liver after CCl4 exposure in rats. Our experimental study was based on of five groups of rats. Considering the loses during the experiments, each group was planned to use 10 rats (50 in total). The experiment was carried out by using Sprague-Dawley type, 3 or 4 months old rats. The first group were fed by standard rat food. The second group were given 0,8 ml/kg CCl4 intraperitoneally that dissolved in olive oil and the third group were given 8ml/kg CCl4 and 50 mg/kg extract of Liquidambar orientalis, the fourth group were given 0.8 ml/kg extract of Liquidambar orientalis, and the fifth group were given 8ml/kg CCl4 and 200 mg/kg extract of Liquidambar orientalis. CCl4 was given intraperitonally. The Liquidambar orientalis extracts were given intragastrically by gavage technique. On the 30th day of the experiment in accordance with the ethical rules, by taking heart blood and liver, kidney and brain tissue samples their ALT and AST, total protein, hemoglobin, oxidant (MDA, NO), antioxidant matter (GSH, GPx, CAT) levels were measured by spectroscopically methods. Histopathological examinations were examined and photographed in light microscope. According to the results, in the blood AST, ALT and MDA levels were significantly increased in all groups applied to CCl4 showed that damage. AST, ALT and MDA levels in treatment groups were observed to be decreased. Especially, a significant decrease was observed in the group treated with CCl4+200 mg/kg Liquidambar orientalis. GSH, GPx and CAT levels were observed a significant decreasing in all groups applied with CCl4 of the blood and tissues. While the levels of GSH and GPx were elevated in treatment groups, there was a decreasing in liver GPx. The CAT levels of CCl4+200 mg/kg Liquidambar orientalis group in brain and kidney were found to be close to the control group. NO levels in CCl4 groups were increased in all the tissues and blood compared to control groups. Especially NO levels in the kidney were too high. NO levels in all treatment groups were significantly decreased according to the CCl4 groups. These datas were shown that it will be usefull effects of sıgla oil in reducing of damage formed with result of CCl4 toxication in liver and other tissues.

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Mesut Aydıngöz

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Mesut Aydıngöz (Doctorate thesis). Investigation of protective effects of liquidambar orientalis extracts on liver toxicity induced by carbon tetrachloride, 2013, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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