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bjp-16684	Sivaraman, Thirunavukkarasu; Rajesh, Sivarathri Siva; Elango, Veerayan	In vivo studies on detoxifying actions of aqueous bark extract of Prosopis cineraria against crude venom from Indian cobra (Naja naja)	2013	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4179	162	48	Overall in vivo anti-venom effect of plant extracts (A – aqueous extract of A. bracteolata; B - Methanol extract of A. bracteolata; C – aqueous extract of P. cineraria; D - Methanol extract of P. cineraria; E – aqueous extract of R. tetraphylla; F - Methanol extract of R. tetraphylla) against lethality induced by Naja naja crude venom is schematically represented as observed from the studies of animal models using Swiss albino mice. trations (p.o./i.v./i.p./etc.), lethal doses (LD50/2LD50/ 3LD50) and animal models (mice/rats/etc.). The Group I, II and III–VIII were used as healthy control group, envenomed control group and test groups, respectively; the Group I animals were treated with saline only; the Group II animals were treated with saline containing 3LD50 (1.1 mg/kg b.w.) of crude venom of Indian cobra; Group III to VIII were treated with saline containing 3LD50 of the crude venom pre-incubated with 14 mg/kg b.w. of plant extracts (Group III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII were treated with aqueous root extract of A. bracteolata, methanol root extract of A. bracteolata, aqueous bark extract of P. cineraria, methanol bark extract of P. cineraria, aqueous root extract of R. tetraphylla and methanol root extract of R. tetraphylla, respectively) for 30 min at temperature of 310 K.	cache/bjp-16684.pdf	txt/bjp-16684.txt
