Reproductive Toxicity of <i>Carlina gummifera</i> L. Incense Inhalation in Adult Male Wistar Rats.

J Hum Reprod Sci · 2022 · PMC9053348 · PMID 35494197

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By correlation with the enhanced concentration of thiol groups, a highly significant increase in tissue protein level is noted in the testes of treated animals.

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Thus, following inhalation of Carlina incense, there is an increasing trend of the activity of CAT compared to control animals, while the same treatment causes a remarkable decrease in SOD activity of 41%, 84% and 43%, respectively, for the three doses compared to the controls [ Table 3 ].

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