HEPATOPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS OF SENA TORA LEAVE EXTRACT ON CARBON TETRACHLORIDE INDUCED TOXICITY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE
1.0      INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER TWO 
LITERATURE REVIEW
2.0.       SENA TORA
2.1.1     TAXONOMY OF SENNA TORA [NATURE SERVE, 2007]
2.1.2     GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF SENNA TORA
2.1.3     GROWTH REQUIREMENTS OF SENNA TORA
2.1.4     PROPAGATION OF SENNA TORA
2.1.5     IMPORTANCE USESOF SENNA TORA
2.2.       LIVER
2.2.1     ANATOMY OF THE LIVER
2.2.2     STRUCTURE OF THE LIVER
2.2.3     FUNCTIONS OF THE LIVER
2.2.4     HEPATIC METABOLISM
2.2.5     CHOLESTEROL SYNTHESIS
2.2.6     PATHWAY FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CHOLESTEROL    
2.2.7     LIVER DAMAGE INTOXICATION
2.2.8     CAUSES OF LIVER  DAMAGE
2.2.9     LIVER  DISEASES
2.2.10   TOXICITY
2.2.11   TISSUE  LESSION
2.2.12   HEPATOTOXICITY
2.3       HEPATOTOXICITY  OF  CARBON   TETRACHLORIDE
2.3.1    BIOTRANSFORMATION OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE
2.3.2    ACTION OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE [CCL4]
2.3.4    PROPERTIES OF CCL4
2.3.5    HAZARDOUS EFFECTS OF  CCL4 
2.3.6    USES OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE
2.3.7    BIOTRANSFORMATION AND COVALENT BINDING
2.4       LIVER   ENZYMES AND FUNCTIONS
2.5       OXIDATIVE STRESS AND RADICAL REACTIONS 
2.6       LIPID PEROXIDATION AND FREE RADICALS 
2.7       REVERSING LIVER DAMAGE
2.8       REGULATIONS OF CHOLESTEROL LEVELS

CHAPTER THREE
MATERIALS AND METHODS
3.0       MATERIALS
3.1       PLANT   MATERIALS
3.2       ANIMALS
3.3       EQUIPMENTS
3.4       CHEMICALS AND REAGENTS
3.5       EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
3.6       METHODS
3.6.1     PREPARATION OF PLANT MATERIALS
3.6.2     EXTRACTION OF PLANT MATERIAL    
3.7        ASSAY OF CHOLESTEROL PRINCIPLE
3.8        REAGENT COMPOSITION  
3.9        ASSAY PROCEDURE

CHAPTER FOUR 
RESULTS
4.0      EFFECT OF CARBON TETRACHLORIDE AND SENNA TORA EXTRACT ON CHOLESTEROL LEVEL

CHAPTER FIVE
5.0      DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION
5.1      SUGGESTION FOR FURTHER RESEARCH
REFERENCES
APPENDIX













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