Indole-3-acetic acid is identified as a promising adjunctive candidate for reducing hepatic adverse effects associated with DOX therapy, as evidenced by improvements in histopathological alterations, serum liver injury markers, oxidative stress parameters, inflammatory mediators, and apoptotic markers.
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PCB2 reduced oxidative stress and inflammatory responses, indicating potential protective effects against MTX-induced kidney damage and prevented tissue injury and restored the altered parameters.
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N-Cur mitigates oxidative damage and inflammation, thereby preserving hepatic function during CDDP-based chemotherapy, and demonstrates significant potential as a hepatoprotective agent when administered concomitantly with CDDP chemotherapy.
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