Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus

The aim of study was to investigate the toxic effect of triptolide fed in bait on reproduction of male house rat, Rattus rattus. Feeding of cereal based bait containing 0.2% triptolide to male R. rattus for 5 days in no-choice feeding test, leading to mean daily ingestion of 20.45 mg/kg bw of tripto...

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Published in:The Scientific World Journal
Main Authors: Neena Singla, Swati Challana
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: The Scientific World Journal 2014
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/879405
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spelling fthindawi:oai:hindawi.com:10.1155/2014/879405 2023-05-15T18:04:47+02:00 Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus Neena Singla Swati Challana 2014 https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/879405 en eng The Scientific World Journal https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/879405 Copyright © 2014 Neena Singla and Swati Challana. Toxicology Research Article 2014 fthindawi https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/879405 2019-05-26T01:14:55Z The aim of study was to investigate the toxic effect of triptolide fed in bait on reproduction of male house rat, Rattus rattus. Feeding of cereal based bait containing 0.2% triptolide to male R. rattus for 5 days in no-choice feeding test, leading to mean daily ingestion of 20.45 mg/kg bw of triptolide, was found effective in significantly (P≤0.05) reducing sperm motility and viability in cauda epididymal fluid by 80.65 and 75.14%, respectively, from that of untreated rats. Pregnancy rates were decreased by 100% in untreated cyclic female rats paired with male rats treated with 0.2% triptolide. Present studies suggest the potential of 0.2% triptolide bait in regulating reproductive output of R. rattus. Article in Journal/Newspaper Rattus rattus Hindawi Publishing Corporation The Scientific World Journal 2014 1 6
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Neena Singla
Swati Challana
Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus
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description The aim of study was to investigate the toxic effect of triptolide fed in bait on reproduction of male house rat, Rattus rattus. Feeding of cereal based bait containing 0.2% triptolide to male R. rattus for 5 days in no-choice feeding test, leading to mean daily ingestion of 20.45 mg/kg bw of triptolide, was found effective in significantly (P≤0.05) reducing sperm motility and viability in cauda epididymal fluid by 80.65 and 75.14%, respectively, from that of untreated rats. Pregnancy rates were decreased by 100% in untreated cyclic female rats paired with male rats treated with 0.2% triptolide. Present studies suggest the potential of 0.2% triptolide bait in regulating reproductive output of R. rattus.
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Swati Challana
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title Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus
title_short Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus
title_full Reproductive Toxicity of Triptolide in Male House Rat, Rattus rattus
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