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Sodium arsenite induced reproductive perturbations in wistar strain albino rats: protective assessment of Cassia fistula
Arsenic is a naturally occurring ubiquitous toxic compound. This study investigated the possible sperm protective potential of leaf extract of Cassia fistula Linn (Fabaceae) against sodium arsenite induced reproductive damage reflected as reduced sperm motility, livability and concentration. Sixty-f...
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