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Anti pregnant effect of ethyl alcohol and ethyl acetate extract of aloe Vera in female albino mice | ||
| Magazine of Al-Kufa University for Biology | ||
| Article 1, Volume 5, Issue 1, 2013, Pages 154-161 | ||
| Author | ||
| Hasan A | ||
| Abstract | ||
| This study was included using (72) of Swiss female albino mice . the aim of this study to search the biological activity of alcoholic and acetate ethyl extract of aloe Vera as contraceptive roles.These female were divided into three groups and treated with concentrations (125,250 mg/kg) for three periods 4,8,12 days.The results of this study was revealed that A significant increase in the total body weight in term of female mice that treated with ethyl acetate only comparing with control group while there is no significant change occurs in the total body weight in term of female mice that treated by ethyl alcohol . A significant decrease in the weight of ovaries and in the weight of uterus of female mice that treated by both two concentrations of ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol extract comparing with control group and the ethyl acetate produces higher activity in decrease weight of ovaries and increase weight of uteruses as comparing with ethyl alcohol extract. The histological study was showed a significant decrease in diameters of ovaries and numbers of primary and secondary ovarian follicles an numbers and diameters of Graffian follicles of female mice that treated with two concentrations of ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol extract comparing with control group. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Swiss female albino mice; alcoholic and acetate ethyl extract; Graffian follicles; female mice | ||
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