Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters

The extract of Zea mays hairs was administered to Sprague Dawley albino rats with two dosages - 50mg/kg body weight and 1 OOmg/kg body weight. The rats were divided into four groups - control, 7 days treatment, 14 days treatment and 28 days treatment. After that the rats were sacrificed and the c...

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Main Author: Sim, Chee Chew
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Published: Pusat Pengajian Sains Kesihatan, Universiti Sains Malaysia 2005
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description The extract of Zea mays hairs was administered to Sprague Dawley albino rats with two dosages - 50mg/kg body weight and 1 OOmg/kg body weight. The rats were divided into four groups - control, 7 days treatment, 14 days treatment and 28 days treatment. After that the rats were sacrificed and the collected blood was tested for hematological analysis. The parameters used were RBC count, hemoglobin content, hematocrit level, total WBC count, WBC differential count and platelet count. Overall, the hematocrit level was significantly increased probably due to the diuretic effect of Zea mays hairs. WBC differential count also showed some degree of significance: neutrophil percentage was increased initially whereas both lymphocyte and eosinophil · percentage were reduced significantly.
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spelling usm-471092020-09-06T03:26:48Z http://eprints.usm.my/47109/ Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters Sim, Chee Chew R Medicine The extract of Zea mays hairs was administered to Sprague Dawley albino rats with two dosages - 50mg/kg body weight and 1 OOmg/kg body weight. The rats were divided into four groups - control, 7 days treatment, 14 days treatment and 28 days treatment. After that the rats were sacrificed and the collected blood was tested for hematological analysis. The parameters used were RBC count, hemoglobin content, hematocrit level, total WBC count, WBC differential count and platelet count. Overall, the hematocrit level was significantly increased probably due to the diuretic effect of Zea mays hairs. WBC differential count also showed some degree of significance: neutrophil percentage was increased initially whereas both lymphocyte and eosinophil · percentage were reduced significantly. Pusat Pengajian Sains Kesihatan, Universiti Sains Malaysia 2005-03 Article NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/47109/1/PTA...Chee%20Chew%20Sim...2005...mka..-24%20PAGES.pdf Sim, Chee Chew (2005) Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters. Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters. (Submitted)
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Sim, Chee Chew
Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title_full Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title_fullStr Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title_full_unstemmed Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title_short Effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
title_sort effect of zea mays hairs on hematological parameters
topic R Medicine
url http://eprints.usm.my/47109/
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