Figures & data
Table 1. Comparison of testis, epididymal and body weight among groups.
Table 2. Comparison of sperm counts and motility among groups.
Figure 1. Testosterone levels in the goji berry treatment groups and control group. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).
![Figure 1. Testosterone levels in the goji berry treatment groups and control group. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).](/cms/asset/f4605b01-7228-4fb2-b632-51fa24811621/itam_a_1498079_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Expression of androgen receptor of goji berry and control groups in both testis and prostate tissue. (A) testis, (B) prostate. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).
![Figure 2. Expression of androgen receptor of goji berry and control groups in both testis and prostate tissue. (A) testis, (B) prostate. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).](/cms/asset/6204bec7-003c-4f09-a5e9-b9cf655e96d4/itam_a_1498079_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. Protective effect of goji berry against oxidative stress. (A) 8-OHdG (oxidative stress marker) (B) SOD (superoxidase). Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).
![Figure 3. Protective effect of goji berry against oxidative stress. (A) 8-OHdG (oxidative stress marker) (B) SOD (superoxidase). Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).](/cms/asset/2fa8bf20-f5cf-4e2b-9095-7aeab03246a8/itam_a_1498079_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4. Comparison of anti-apoptotic effects of goji berry groups based on immunohistochemical staining for the apoptosis-related markers (A) Bcl-2 and (B) BAX. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).
![Figure 4. Comparison of anti-apoptotic effects of goji berry groups based on immunohistochemical staining for the apoptosis-related markers (A) Bcl-2 and (B) BAX. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).](/cms/asset/b33780b9-b0e3-49dd-b1d8-f51f45d3f33a/itam_a_1498079_f0004_c.jpg)
Figure 5. Enhanced phosphorylation of kinases in response to goji berry treatment: (A) Akt, (B) ERK. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).
![Figure 5. Enhanced phosphorylation of kinases in response to goji berry treatment: (A) Akt, (B) ERK. Data are expressed as means. *Statistical significance in comparison with control group. **Statistical significance in comparison with goji berry 150 mg/kg group. (BMG-30 = goji berry, BMGC-30 = goji berry complex).](/cms/asset/5c66b9a3-ef9c-41c8-bd60-b91f3a4f89ad/itam_a_1498079_f0005_c.jpg)