Effects of Myrtus communis leaves decoction on biochemical and hematological disorders induced by Cypermethrin-chronic toxicity in rats.

Berroukche, Abdelkrim; Terras, Mohamed; Labani, Abdelrahmane; Felali, Abdelatif

doi:10.5455/jice.20171028110108

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“…In addition, it reduced the harmful effects of the free radicals produced by cypermethrin toxicity. Furthermore, the application of Myrtle caused a reduction in GPT activity and an elevation in ALP activity (Berroukche et al, 2017 ).…”

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A review of the biological effects of Myrtus communis

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Soleimani Roudi

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Myrtaceae is a family of woody flowering plants with approximately 5500 species divided into 144 genera and 17 tribes. In this family, the tribe Myrteae includes half of the family's biodiversity, with 51 genera and approximately 2500 species found primarily in the Neotropics. Myrtus is the only genus found in Europe, North Africa, Asia, and especially in the Mediterranean region of southern Europe as far west as Macaronesia (Madeira and the Azores), the Saharan mountains, and as far east as western Asia (

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