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Table 3 Results of the analgesic activity of the total ethanolic extract and different fractions of A. hirtum leaves in mice using the hot plate method

From: Anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antipyretic and antidiabetic activities of Abutilon hirtum (Lam.) Sweet

Group

Time (sec)

  
 

0 h

30 min

1 h

2 h

3 h

4 h

5 h

Control (−ve)

58 ± 2.51

60.67 ± 0.88

62 ± 2.30

61.33 ± 1.85

59.33 ± 2.02

59.5 ± 1.55

59 ± 1.47

Total extract (300 mg/kg)

60.25 ± 1.88

57.5 ± 1.32

94.25 ± 4.42***

94 ± 5***

152.7 ± 3.28***

159.8 ± 4.19***

167 ± 3.34***

Petroleum ether fraction (300 mg/kg)

59 ± 2.48

60.75 ± 1.93

72.25 ± 3.98

97 ± 1.68***

138.3 ± 7.51***

167.3 ± 2.72***

171 ± 1***

Chloroform fraction (300 mg/kg)

64.33 ± 1.76

68.67 ± 3.84

75.5 ± 5.31

94.33 ± 4.66***

112 ± 4.20***

156.7 ± 7.83***

169.3 ± 5.72***

Ethyl acetate fraction (300 mg/kg)

52.25 ± 3.19

55 ± 0.57

57.25 ± 1.75

57.75 ± 3.49

63.5 ± 2.53

59.25 ± 1.93

58.75 ± 2.95

Aqueous fraction (300 mg/kg)

62.5 ± 2.32

75.33 ± 2.84**

86 ± 4.91**

94.75 ± 2.72***

108 ± 6.24***

155.3 ± 3.70***

186.8 ± 5.51***

Acetylsalicylic acid (100 mg/kg)

56.25 ± 1.70

67.5 ± 3.61

71.5 ± 3.66

79 ± 2.48**

93.67 ± 4.37***

131.7 ± 5.20***

169 ± 7.37***

  1. The results are presented as the mean ± S.E.M Standard error of the mean. Differences with respect to the control group were calculated using the student’s T-test (*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001)