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Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2018 · Vol. 7(2v)
Anurag Kumar Singh✉(Kaya University)Ragini Srivastav(Banaras Hindu University)Ajai Kumar Pandey(Kaya University)M AnilkumarM NaseeruddinS SchwartzM BrownleeJ EvansI GoldfineB MadduxG GrodskyH FuliangH HepburnXuan ChenM DayaS RadloffSJ GroverV VatsS RathiR DawarH HuangJ HuangT TsoY TsaiC ChangM KlagP WheltonB RandallA KesariR GuptaG WatalK KumarMur NaiduA AnwarK RatnakarKoteswara NalamoluSrinivas RaoNammiR PradeepaV MohanG ReboldiG GentileF AngeliP VerdecchiaH ZhuZ ShiY ChenS VarmaD Jaybhaye
Abstract
Background: Terminalia chebula is a potent source of useful drugs for the treatment of diabetes and its associated complications like diabetic nephropathy. This plant has numerous therapeutic properties due to which it has been proved as safe and effective drugs over hundreds of years. Objective: A large number of natural product are used by the tribal and folklore communities in many countries for the treatment of several aliments. The scope of the present study are to investigate the protective role of the seeds of Terminalia Chebula in the case STZ induced diabetic mice for Diabetic nephropathy.
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