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Register a new userStudy of the protective and therapeutic effects of the Ecballium Elaterium ʺfruit juiceʺ on experimental infection with Eimeria Stiedae in Domestic Rabbits
دراسة التأثير الوقائي و العلاجي لعصارة ثمرة الإكباليوم (قثاء الحمار) على الأرانب المصابة تجربياً بكوكسيديا ستيدي
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هدفت هذه التجربة إلى دراسة التأثير الوقائي و العلاجي لعصارة ثمرة الإكباليوم على الأرانب المصابة تجريبياَ بكوكسيديا ستيدي. تم استخدام 32 أرنباً من كلا الجنسين، قسمت إلى أربع مجاميع ( 8 أرانب لكل مجموعة ) : مجموعة شاهدة، و مجموعة وقاية أعطيت ( 54 ميكروليتر/كغ ) من عصير ثمرة الإكباليوم حقناً داخل الصفاق يومياً لمدة 5 أيام قبل الإصابة بجرعة التحدي، و مجموعة علاج أعطيت ( 45 ميكروليتر/كغ ) من عصير ثمرة الإكباليوم حقناً داخل الصفاق يومياً لمدة 5 أيام بعد اليوم 16 من الإصابة ( ظهور أكياس البيض لأول مرة في البراز )، و مجموعة إصابة أعطيت جرعة التحدي فقط، كانت جرعة التحدي ( 40000 ) كيسة بيضية ناضجة.
A study was conducted to investigate the protective and therapeutic effects of Ecballium elaterium juice against experimental infection with Eimeria stiedae in rabbits. Thirty- two rabbits were divided into four groups (eight rabbits in each group) : healthy control group (HC); challenged – Ecballium elaterium –protected group (CEEP) which received a daily dose of (45) μl\kg body weight Ecballium elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days before challenged with E. stiedae ; challenged – Ecballium elaterium –treated group (CEET) which received a daily dose of (45)μl\kg body weight Ecballium elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days after challenged with of E .stiedae and infected group (IC).The challenge dose was 40000 sporulated E. stiedae oocyst per rabbits.
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The aim of this experiment was to study the protective and
therapeutic effects of Ecballium elaterium juice against
experimental infection with Eimeria stiedae in rabbits. thirty- two
rabbits Divided into four groups (eight rabbits in each group)
:
healthy control group; challenged –Ecballium elaterium –protected
group, which received a daily dose of (45)μl\kg body weight
Ecballium elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days before
challenged with E. stiedae; challenged –Ecballium elaterium –
treated group which received a daily dose of (45)μl\kg body weight
Ecballium elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days after
challenged with of E .stiedae and infected group. The challenge
dose was 40000 sporulated E. stiedae oocyst per rabbit.
The aim of this experiment to study some of the blood parameters
associated with hepatic coccidiosis induced by Eimeria stiedae in
rabbits, and compare it with the blood changes when infected
rabbits treating with the toltrazuril compound.
21 rab
bit-old (4-8 weeks) were Used for this experiment of both
sexes and were divided into three groups (seven rabbits in each
group): Group of natural witness, and a Group of patient witness,
where the infection caused by challenge dose of about forty
thousand mature oocyst for each rabbit by mouth, and a treatment
group that has been given the same previous challenge dose.
The aim of this experiment was to study Histological changes associated
with different stages of infection with hepatic coccidiosis induced by
Eimeria stiedae in rabbits.
This study aims to provide GC-FID and GC-MS analyses of the essential oil of dried aerial parts of Ecballium elaterium L. grown in Jordan and examining its cytotoxicity capacity. Methods: Essential oil was obtained by hydrodistillation using Clevenge
r apparatus. MTT assay method was used to investigate the plant's in vitro antiproliferative activity against MCF-7, Caco-2 and Panc-1 cancer cell lines in addition to normal fibroblast cells. Results: E. elaterium hydrodistilled oil yielded thirty one components, accounting for 76.3% of the total oil content. High contents of nonterpenoidal compounds, sesquiterpenes, and monoterpene characterized the volatile fractions with hinesol (17.2%), the principal compound, benzaldehyde (12.3%) and E-β-ionone (7.8%) as the major constituents. E. elaterium ethanolic extract showed good activity against MCF-7 and Caco-2 cells (IC50 values=29.67 μg/mL and 17.64 μg/mL, respectively). Moreover, all extracts were safe on normal human cells. In conclusion: Evaluation of E. elaterium volatile oil has been conducted for the first time in Jordan; also various extracts were tested for the first time against Panc-1 cells. Furthermore, based on the obtained results, ethanol extract of E. elaterium may be advocated as candidate for breast and colorectal cancers management.
This study is aimed to evaluate the role of Platelet Rich Plasma PRP on osteogensis
in periosteal distraction. The sample consisted of 12 rabbits from local spices. The sample
divided equally into two groups, titanium mesh with holes was used in to
elevate the
periosteum and the space between the surface of bone and the mesh was filled with
collagen sponge, in the test group the sponge was injected with PRP. The rabbits were
killed after eight weeks after operation and the samples were prepared for histological
study. The histological study of specimens of control group showed formation of small
island of osteoid with large areas of connective tissue. While, in test group there was an
increasing in bone formation in form of wide area of woven bone and decreasing in
connective tissue. We conclude that application of Platelet Rich Plasma PRP lead to
improvement in bone formation in periosteal distraction.
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