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International Journal of Phytomedicine and Phytotherapy

Fig. 3 | Clinical Phytoscience

Fig. 3

From: Fruit juice of silverberry (Elaeagnus) and bayberry (Myrica) may help in combating against kidney dysfunctions

Fig. 3

Photomicrograph of control and treated rats kidney (A-I) a Control rats showing renal tubules and glomeruli are normal, b Gentamicin sulphate induced rat kidney showing severe intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), degeneration, desquamation and necrosis in tubules (blue arrows), c Cystone exposed rats showing mild tubular epithelial changes; hyaline casts in tubules (blue arrows), low intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), d E. pyriformis fruit juice (100 mg/kg BW) showing intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), mild tubular epithelial changes; hyaline casts in tubules (blue arrow), e E. pyriformis fruit juice (400 mg/kg BW) showing low intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), intact nucleus (green arrows), reduced hyaline casts in tubuler lumen (blue arrow), f M. nagi fruit juice (100 mg/kg BW) showing intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), mild tubular epithelial changes; hyaline casts in tubules (blue arrow), g M. nagi fruit juice (400 mg/kg BW) showing low intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), intact nucleus (green arrows), h M. esculenta fruit juice (100 mg/kg BW) showing intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), mild tubular epithelial changes; hyaline casts in tubules (blue arrow), i M. esculenta fruit juice (400 mg/kg BW) showing low intertubular hemorrhage (yellow arrows), intact nucleus (green arrows), reduced hyaline casts in tubuler lumen (blue arrow)

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