Haematological And Biochemical Changes Induced By Amaranth Impact On Male Albino Rats

Omnia Nasr Abdelrhman Mohamed; Shadia Ali Radwan; Ahmed Riad El-Sayed; Mohammed Salah Al-Shinnawy;

Abstract


The present investigation was performed to study the effect of daily administration
(interperitoneal injection) of synthetic coloring agent amaranth at dose 50 mg /kg b.w. /day for
two periods (7 and 21 days), using male albino rats. The effects of amaranth on growth,
haematological and some biochemical parameters were examined throughout the study. The
results revealed that amaranth treatment cause a marked change in treated groups when
compared with control. They showed a significant decrease in percentage of body weight
change, RBCs count, Hb concentration and HCT value, while, they recorded a significant
increase in WBCs, serum activity of AST and ALP, in addition to serum urea and creatinine
levels in treated rats. But ALT and bilirubin showed insignificant changes throughout the
experiment.


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Title Haematological And Biochemical Changes Induced By Amaranth Impact On Male Albino Rats
Authors Omnia Nasr Abdelrhman Mohamed ; Shadia Ali Radwan; Ahmed Riad El-Sayed; Mohammed Salah Al-Shinnawy
Keywords food additives, amaranth, haematological, biochemical, parameters, albino rats.
Issue Date Sep-2010
Journal The Egyptian Journal of Hospital Medicine 
Volume 40

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