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Protective effect of cholecalciferol against cobalt‑induced neurotoxicity in rats: ZO‑1/iFABP, ChAT/AchE and antioxidant pathways as potential therapeutic targets
Cobalt (Co) toxicity has been reported to produce central nervous system and gastrointestinal abnormalities. This study assessed the therapeutic effect of cholecalciferol (Cho) supplementation against damages caused by sub-acute (14-day) cobalt chloride (CoCl2) exposure in the brain and intestines....
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