Reducing genotoxicity of cyclophosphamide by hydro-coholic leaves extract of allium porrum in normal mouse bone marrow stem cells
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https://doi.org/10.31185/jwsm.338Keywords:
Allium porrum, Cyclophosphamide, Chromosomal AberrationsAbstract
This paper evaluates percentage of chromosomal aberration (CA )and mitotic index (MI) in mice bone marrow as a method for assessing the ability of hydro-ethanolic leaves extract of leek ( Allium Porrum) to reduce genotoxicity of Cyclophosphamide (CP) . Mice were allocated in to 4 groups, two negative controls ,the first group receive ( 0.2 ml) D.W. and the second group was treated with (0.1ml) DMSO, the positive control group, (CP) 40mg/kg was given single intraperitoneally dose for 24 hr , while the treatment groups were given different doses of extract (75, 150,200and 250 mg/kg ) for 5 consecutive days and the same dose of CP . Experimental data was analyzed using (one –way ANOVA). The results demonstrated the intermediate dose (150 mg/kg) of extract increased in MI significantly and reduced CA (P<0.01) significantly .This study concluded that Allium porrum leaves were able to reduce genotoxicity of CP and protect normal proliferating cells in bone marrow from the effect of CP.
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