The liver is a central target organ of heavy metals toxicity, and secondary metabolites of
several plant species are suggested to attenuate lead (Pb)-induced hepatotoxicity through …

Plant derived phytochemical therapy is a bright candidate for treatment of diabetes and its
associated complications. Ocimum baslicum is used as an anti-diabetic traditional medicine …

The genus Ocimum belonging to the family Lamiaceae, have been widely used in traditional
medicines for the management of inflammation, dysentery, and chronic diarrhea as well as …

The neurotoxic effect of lead is a well-documented and concerning issue that poses a
significant threat to public health. Lead is a heavy metal that can accumulate in the body …

Stroke-like injuries in the brain result in not only cell death at the site of the injury but also
other detrimental structural and molecular changes in regions around the stroke. A stroke …

Lead is one of the cursed substances that threaten all human life. Lead poisoning can occur
through food or water contaminations and it is hard to be detected. This incognito metal …

Lead poisoning is a serious environmental issue with life-threatening consequences. Lead
poisoning increases the risk of cancers, gastrointestinal disorders, hepatotoxicity, central …

Co-loading nanoparticles encapsulated in a copolymer carrier is a very effective strategy for
anti-tumor treatment. A combination of arsenic trioxide (ATO) and tetrandrine (TET) …

As a toxic heavy metal, lead (Pb) is well known for impairment of renal function due to
oxidative injuries. In contrast, the antioxidant activity of silibinin has been approved. Given …

Prolonged lead (Pb) exposure impairs human health due to its interference with
physiological and biochemical processes. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate natural …