Clinical Phytoscience

International Journal of Phytomedicine and Phytotherapy

Table 1 Effect of aqueous extract of Dennettia tripetala on liver marker enzymes in serum of rats exposed to carbon tetrachloride

From: Aqueous extract of Dennettia tripetala ameliorates liver and kidney damage caused by multiple exposures to carbon tetrachloride

Groups	AST (U/L)	ALT (U/L)	ALP (U/L)
Control	242.50 ± 31.98^a	52.50 ± 4.79^a	39.15 ± 5.88^a
AQDT 250 + CCl₄	743.30 ± 73.33^b	236.70 ± 40.96^ab	54.26 ± 2.88^a
AQDT 500 + CCl₄	643.30 ± 123.3^ab	472.00 ± 25.96^b	49.03 ± 2.01^a
AQDT 1000 + CCl₄	516.70 ± 89.50^ab	454.00 ± 82.86^b	44.34 ± 4.60^a
CCl₄	807.50 ± 200.10^b	486.70 ± 6.67^b	45.70 ± 1.59^a

Values are presented as mean ± SEM. Values with different superscripts are significantly different from one another at P < 0.05. Values with the same superscript are not significantly different from one another. n = 5 rats per group. AQDT means aqueous extract of Dennettia tripetala

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