Effects of a Ferula sinaica root extract on the uterine smooth muscle of rat and guinea pig
MB Aqel, S Al-Khalil, F Afifi - Journal of ethnopharmacology, 1991 - Elsevier
MB Aqel, S Al-Khalil, F Afifi
Journal of ethnopharmacology, 1991•ElsevierThe effects of an ethanolic extract of Ferula sinaica roots on the uterine smooth muscles of
rats and guinea pigs were tested in vitro using isolated uterine horns. The extract inhibited
the spontaneous movements of rat and guinea pig uterine smooth muscle and also the
contractions induced by oxytocin stimulation. These effects were concentration-dependent
and reversible by tissue washing. These data suggest that this plant extract may have some
antioxytocic potential.
rats and guinea pigs were tested in vitro using isolated uterine horns. The extract inhibited
the spontaneous movements of rat and guinea pig uterine smooth muscle and also the
contractions induced by oxytocin stimulation. These effects were concentration-dependent
and reversible by tissue washing. These data suggest that this plant extract may have some
antioxytocic potential.
Abstract
The effects of an ethanolic extract of Ferula sinaica roots on the uterine smooth muscles of rats and guinea pigs were tested in vitro using isolated uterine horns. The extract inhibited the spontaneous movements of rat and guinea pig uterine smooth muscle and also the contractions induced by oxytocin stimulation. These effects were concentration-dependent and reversible by tissue washing. These data suggest that this plant extract may have some antioxytocic potential.
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