Protection of Terminalia belerica Roxb. against iron overload induced liver toxicity: An account of its reducing and iron chelating capacity

Keyphrases

• Iron Overload 100%
• Liver Toxicity 100%
• Iron Chelating 100%
• Roxb 100%
• Terminalia Belerica 100%
• Chelating Capacity 100%
• Ferritin 50%
• Liver Iron Concentration 50%
• DNA Protection 50%
• Oral Administration 25%
• Human Disease 25%
• Liver 25%
• Dose Effect 25%
• Beneficial Effects 25%
• IC50 25%
• Intraperitoneal Administration 25%
• Oxidative Damage 25%
• Reactive Oxygen Species Production 25%
• Nucleic Acids 25%
• Lipid Peroxidation 25%
• Serum Enzymes 25%
• Hepatic Disease 25%
• Biochemical Markers 25%
• Hepatic Damage 25%
• Methanol Extract 25%
• Enzyme Level 25%
• P 50 25%
• Serum Ferritin 25%
• Iron Chelation 25%
• Induced Liver Injury 25%
• Liver Fibrosis 25%
• IRP1 25%
• Gastrointestinal Health 25%
• Protein Oxidation 25%
• Antioxidant Enzymes 25%
• Protein Carbonyls 25%
• Hydroxyproline Content 25%
• Iron Deposition 25%
• Iron Dextran 25%
• Iron-chelating Drugs 25%
• Excess Iron 25%
• Iron Overload Disorders 25%
• Protection Studies 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Hepatotoxicity 100%
• Iron Poisoning 100%
• Terminalia bellirica 100%
• Ferritin 60%
• Disease 40%
• Liver Injury 40%
• Mouse 20%
• IC50 20%
• Antioxidant 20%
• Nucleic Acid 20%
• Reactive Oxygen Metabolite 20%
• Liver Disease 20%
• Methanol 20%
• Biochemical Marker 20%
• Iron Chelating Agent 20%
• Liver Fibrosis 20%
• Hydroxyproline 20%
• Iron Dextran 20%