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Investigation of repeated dose (90 day) oral toxicity, reproductive/developmental toxicity and mutagenic potential of ‘Calebin A’

1 Jan 2015

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The present work investigated repeated dose and reproductive toxicity of Calebin A in Wistar rats. A study for assessing the mutagenic potential of Calebin A through an AMES test is also described. Calebin A was orally administered to groups of 10 male and/or 10 female Wistar rats each, assigned to three dose levels (20, 50 and 100 mg/kg/body weight) once daily for 90 consecutive days. None of the animals in any...

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PMID: 28962393
DOI: 10.1016/j.toxrep.2015.03.009

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