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Role of oxidative stress in reproductive toxicity induced by co-administration of chloramphenicol and multivitamin–haematinics complex in rats
Concurrent administration of chloramphenicol (CAP) with multivitamin–haematinics complex (MHC) is a common practice to cushioning anticipated anaemic effect of CAP in most developing countries. This study investigated the mechanism involved in CAP-induced reproductive toxicity as well as the effects...
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