D + A) showed highly significant increases of 710.02%, 685.14%, 1285.79%, 3383.08%, and 2861.85% in OTM; 506.09%, 596.38%, 635.26%, 1490.61%, and 456.01% in TM; 222.35%, 360.47%, 176.02%, 756.17%, and 418.37% in T.DNA%; and 155.04%, 173.81%, 208.16%, 466.25%, and 128.38% in TL, respectively, particularly in the cinnamon group compared to the control (Figs. 5 and 6 ).
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Evaluation of bromadiolone combined with ciprofloxacin, vitamin D, aspirin, and cinnamon as an apoptosis-mediated rodenticide strategy.
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