Revue des Sciences Fondamentales Appliquées
Volume 6, Numéro 2, Pages 197-207
2014-07-01
Auteurs : Berroukche A. . Amara S. . Halimi S. . Benyamina F. .
Pinus halepensis M. (Pinaceae) has done object many indications in traditional medicine. Several studies have demonstrated a protective activity of essential oils extracted from various plant species against renal toxicity induced by chemicals in the animal model. The objective of this study is to assess the anti toxic effects of decocted leaves and buds of Pinus halepensis M. on Wistar rats initially exposed to phenol C6H5OH (180 mg / kg body weight). The results of laboratory analyzes of biochemical parameters revealed that decocted leaves and buds (250 mg / kg body weight) have shown a highly significant antitoxic activity (p < 0,001). The protective effect of decocted leaves and buds were respectively expressed by a decrease in serum concentrations of biochemical markers urea ( 0,32 and 0,28 g/l) and creatinine ( 121 & 13,8 g / l ) and electrolyte Calcium ( 89,8 & 109,5 g / l ) , Potassium ( 7 & 6,6 g / l ) and Sodium ( 130,5 & 129,6 g / l ).
Pinus halepensis; Renal toxicity; Decocted leaves; Phenol.
بوسالم أحلام
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عابد يوسف
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ص 117-132.
Yahia Zeghoudi
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pages 74-88.
Khadoumi Amar
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Nedjimi Bouzid
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Daoudi Belkacem
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ص 20-25.
Ait Hamadouche Nadia
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Lazeb Hadjira
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Kaddouri Assia
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Guellil Hayet
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Slimani Miloud
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Aoues Abdelkader
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pages 130-137.
Gdoura Nesrine
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Ghorbel Imen
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Murat Jean-claude
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Chaabouni Khansa
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Makni-ayed Fatma
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El Feki Abdelfattah
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pages 40-50.