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Pharmacological activities of propolis and metformin against acrylamide-induced toxicity

Aug 2026 · Comparative Clinical Pathology · Vol 35 · 0 citations · 78 references

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The improvement of biochemical and hematological markers indicated the protective role of propolis and metformin against acrylamide-induced toxicity and further studies are required to elucidate the mechanisms involved and confirm the present findings in wider experimental and clinical settings.

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