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Rajamanickam Baskar1, Govindaraju Bharathkumar2, Yovas Rajammal Manekshah3

  • 1Department of Gunapadam (Pharmacology), Government Siddha Medical College, The Tamil Nadu Dr.MGR Medical University, Chennai, 600106, Tamil Nadu, India.

Protoplasma
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PubMed
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马杜穆克提库迪内尔乔朗姆 (MKC) 是一种用于糖尿病的Siddha草药配方,在Sprague-Dawley大鼠中表现出极好的安全性. 毒性研究没有发现任何不良影响或死亡率,确定了高的没有观察到不良影响水平 (NOAEL).

关键词:
严重急性 严重急性年代记 年代记 年代记 年代记糖尿病 糖尿病 糖尿病马杜穆克提库迪内尔小罗兰姆口服中毒性 口服中毒性

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