An Assessment of Effects of Root Bark Extracts of Cissampelos owariensis on Body Weight and Liver Parameters in Albino Rats
Stephen D. Titua,
Kennedy B. Samuel,
Ishaya G. Samuel
et al.
Abstract:Secondary metabolites of plants origin are the richest source of active therapeutics with. Cissampelos owariensisis (English name: lungworth, Hausa: damaraji, Yoruba: Jokoje and Jenjo: Kinkeh) infusion of rhizomes have been used for treatment of various ailments and maladies. Despite the reports on the medicinal benefits of the plant, there are scanty reports on its toxicity. This study wishes to assess the effects of C. owariensis root bark on some liver parameters in adult albino rats in its attempt to eluci… Show more
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