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It is suggested that flavonoid-based adjunctive interventions may represent a promising strategy for reducing chemotherapy-associated renal injury and warrant further mechanistic and translational investigation.
Nebivolol can ameliorate CIN in rats, as demonstrated by improvements in several renal functional, oxidative-stress, inflammatory, and histopathological outcomes, which support the nephroprotective potential of nebivolol but warrant confirmation in further preclinical studies.
These findings suggest that EP and RH may be promising adjuvant agents against colistin-induced nephrotoxicity, and showed numerically greater protection across most assessed parameters, although an overall advantage over single-agent co-treatment was not statistically established.
The results substantiate the ethnomedical usage of Z. armatum bark extract by providing strong evidence that it functions as a powerful scavenger of free radicals and counteracts the harmful effects of CS in both histological and biochemical parameters.
It is indicated that Chrysin exerts significant, dose-dependent nephroprotective effects against potassium-dichromate-induced renal injury, most plausibly attributable to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory propertie.
Cinnamic acid may exert hepatoprotective effects against CCl₄-induced liver injury, with secondary favorable effects on renal biochemical markers of CCl₄-induced systemic toxicity, by modulating oxidative and inflammatory pathways.
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