The Effect of Antihepatitis C Drug (Sofosbuvir)on Tongue Papillae of Albino Rats and The Possible Modulatory Action of Grape Seeds Extract (Histological and Immunohistochemical study)
Abstract:Hepatitis c virus (HCV) is the major cause for chronic hepatitis, Sofosbuvir (SOF) is a primary treatment choice for HCV patients however it has many side effects, Grape seed extract (GSE) is a dietary supplement proven to consist of phenolic compounds leading to an antioxidant property.Aim of the study: This work has been focused on the possible effect of SOF on the tongue Papillae of male Albino rats and assessment of the probable protective role of GSE as an antioxidant.Materials & methods: adult male Albin… Show more
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