The study of hepatoprotective influence of anti-diabetic herbal tea on the histological state of liver in rats with streptozotocin nicotinamide induced diabetes type 2
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-4852.2016.87255Keywords:
type 2 diabetes, Streptozotocin, Nicotinamide, decoction, anti-diabetic herbal tea, histological study, hepatocytesAbstract
Aim of research was to study hepatoprotective influence of the anti-diabetic herbal tea comparing with Metformin tablets and “Arphasetin” tea during experimental type 2 diabetes using liver tissue histological research.
Materials and methods. Experimental type 2 diabetes was reproduced by the single intravenous administration of Streptozotocin (STZ “Sigma”, USA) in the dose of 65 mg/kg.
Results. It was experimentally determined that the administration of the anti-diabetic herbal tea decoction in the dose of 9 mg/kg in rats having diabetes type 2, induced by Streptozotocin in the dose of 65 mg/kg and Nicotinamide in the dose of 230 mg/kg administration, prevents microcirculation disorders and contributes preservation trabecular structure of hepatic fates. Hepatolysis and degeneration of hepatocytes signs are less expressed, glycogen is better stored in cells, and the number of lipid droplets decreases. Anisonucleosis occurs more rarely, cells nuclei are better contoured, the number of dual cells and euchromatin content increase.
Conclusion. The effect of the anti-diabetic herbal tea is similar to the effect of the reference drug Metformin and better than the effect of “Arphasetin” tea, in terms of expressiveness positive influence on diabetegen toxic-degenerative action’s morphological signs. Thus, the administration of the anti-diabetic herbal tea in the dose of 9 mg/kg decreases destructive and degenerative changes of the structural and functional organization of liver of the rats with experimental diabetes type 2References
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