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Histopathologic and functional studies of the liver and kidneys of albino rats treated with ethanol crude extract of Sida acuta (wire weed) leaves in Nigeria

Abstract

Sida acuta plants (teaweed or ironweed) are empathically assumed as 'weeds' [1].Information obtained from indigenes of Nigeria revealed that traditional herbalists have been using Sida acuta for the cure of various disease conditions and symptoms which include malaria, fever, headache, infectious diseases and rheumatism.

Research topics

  • Drug-Induced Hepatotoxicity and Protection
  • Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
  • Hibiscus Plant Research Studies

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DOI: 10.58985/jpam.2024.v02i01.18

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