Figures & data
Table 1. Effect of protein on CCl4 induced hepatotoxicity in rats.
Figure 3. Effect of partially purified protein against CCl4-induced histological liver injury: (A) normal control rats showing hepatic cells with well-preserved cytoplasm (H), well brought out central vein (CV) and prominent nucleus and nucleolus; (B) liver section of CCl4-treated rats showing massive fatty changes (F), necrosis (NC), and the loss of cellular boundaries; (C) liver section of rats treated with CCl4 and protein 100 mg/kg bw, retaining normal hepatic architecture with fewer areas of fatty change, and necrosis.
![Figure 3. Effect of partially purified protein against CCl4-induced histological liver injury: (A) normal control rats showing hepatic cells with well-preserved cytoplasm (H), well brought out central vein (CV) and prominent nucleus and nucleolus; (B) liver section of CCl4-treated rats showing massive fatty changes (F), necrosis (NC), and the loss of cellular boundaries; (C) liver section of rats treated with CCl4 and protein 100 mg/kg bw, retaining normal hepatic architecture with fewer areas of fatty change, and necrosis.](/cms/asset/b894375c-fb83-47db-9ae8-3ee2081b1c49/iphb_a_489565_f0003_b.gif)