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Rutin and Melatonin ameliorate the gastrointestinal and hepatic injuries induced by oral Lead Acetate in rats
Background: Oral ingestion of lead in drinking water represents the most common route of human and animal exposure, especially in the developing nations. Unlike other internal organs, research on the effects of lead on gastrointestinal tract remains limited. This study explored the alterations in fa...
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