Cytotoxicity and Acute Oral Toxicity Study on Quassin and Fractions of Quassia amara Extract
Keywords:
Quassia amara, quassin, toxicity, brine shrimp.Abstract
Different fractions of Quassia amara and its bioactive compound quassin have been implicated in male reproductive toxicology. Toxicity results obtained from brine shrimp lethality test on chloroform, methanol and hexane fractions of Quassia amara gave LC50 value of 93.4569
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