Inhibitory effects of some Philippine medicinal plants on germ cell genotoxicity of methylmethansulfonate, tetracycline, and chloromycetin.

Sylianco C.Y.L.; Abian R.; Blanco F.R.

Inhibitory effects of some Philippine medicinal plants on germ cell genotoxicity of methylmethansulfonate, tetracycline, and chloromycetin.

1990

Sylianco C.Y.L. | Abian R. | Blanco F.R.

Methylmethansulfonate, tetracycline, and chloromycetin were shown to be genotoxic. These genotoxins induced reduction in fertility index, gestation index, and implantation index. The percentage dead implants and percentage of females with resorptions were increased. Decoctions from bayabas, kalatsutsi, kamias, kogon, makabuhay, malunggay, mayana, sambong, tanglad, and ulasimang bato increased fertility index, gestation index, implantation index and reduced percentage dead-implants and percentage of female with resorption.

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drug plants filipinas gametes gametos mms philippines plantas medicinales plante medicinale tetraciclina tetracyclines

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Published in

Science Diliman

ISSN 0115-7809

Pagination

v.1-7

Other Subjects

Tetracycline; Gamete

Language

English

Note

5 tables; 4 ref. Summary (En).

Type

Journal Article; Summary

Source

Science-Diliman (Philippines). (1990). v.3 p. 1-7.

Corporate Author

Philippines Univ., Diliman, Quezon City (Philippines). Inst. of Chemistry

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Inhibitory effects of some Philippine medicinal plants on germ cell genotoxicity of methylmethansulfonate, tetracycline, and chloromycetin.

1990

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