Effects of and/or spiramycin as an adjunct in toxoplasmosis infection challenged with diabetes.

The current study assessed the anti-parasitic impact of probiotics on infection either solely or challenged with diabetes in Swiss albino mice. The study design encompassed group-A (diabetic), group-B (non-diabetic), and healthy controls (C). Each group was divided into infected-untreated (subgroup-1); infected and spiramycin-treated (subgroup-2); infected and probiotictreated (subgroup-3); infected and spiramycin+ probiotic-treated (subgroup-4).

The impact of l-arginine supplementation on the enteral phase of experimental infection in treated and untreated mice.

The role of nitric oxide (NO) in the immunopathological response during () infection remains controversial. The amino acid, l-arginine is a NO precursor commonly used by athletes and bodybuilders as a protein supplement. As to our knowledge, there are no published studies which have tested the effect of l-arginine on the intestinal phase of experimental trichinellosis.

Can Pave the Road for Dementia?

Dementia is an ominous neurological disease. Scientists proposed a link between its occurrence and the presence of (. The long-term sequels of anti- premunition, chiefly dominated by TNF-, on the neurons and their receptors as the insulin-like growth factor-1 receptor (IGF-1R), which is tangled in cognition and synaptic plasticity, are still not clear.

The hidden impact of different genotypes on C-3 and IgE serum levels: a matter of debate in asthmatic Egyptian children.

is highly prevalent with respiratory allergies among Egyptian children. Yet, little is known about the possible immunological relationship. Aims of this study were to measure complement-3 (C-3), total and specific IgE to intestinal allergens in patients' serum regarding the identified genotypes.

Myelo-enhancement by astragalus membranaceus in male albino rats with chemotherapy myelo-suppression. Histological and immunohistochemical study.

Background And Objectives: Myelosuppression is the most common toxicity encountered in the oncology clinic today. This study was planned to investigate the possible protective and therapeutic role of the traditional Chinese Medicinal Herb; Astragalus Membranaceus (AM), on chemotherapy-induced myelosuppression.

Methods And Results: This study was carried out on thirty six adult male albino rats.