Histopathological Effect of Bendiocarb on Small Intestine Tissues of Rats: Role of Vitamins C and E

Year 2019, Volume: 32 Issue: 2, 402 - 407, 01.06.2019

Fatma Gokce Apaydın , Hatice Baş , Suna Kalender , Caglar Adıgüzel , Yusuf Kalender

Abstract

Bendiocarb is a carbamate insecticide which causes general toxic effects on mammalian. This study aimed to examine the possible ameliorative roles vitamins E and C and their combination against effect of bendiocarb small intestine toxicity in rats. For this purpose, forty-eight adult albino male rats were divided like: vitamin E, control, vitamin C, vitamins (C and E), bendiocarb, bendiocarb+vitamin E, bendiocarb+vitamin C, and bendiocarb+vitamin C+vitamin E groups. After four weeks of treatment small intestine tissues were examined for histopathological alterations. Bendiocarb induced toxicity on small intestine tissues, vitamins had not protective effects of this toxicity

Keywords

Bendiocarb, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Small intestine, Histopathology

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