A Standardized Extract of Ginkgo biloba Neutralizes Cisplatin-Mediated Reproductive Toxicity in Rats

Figure 1

Photomicrograph of cross-sections of the testes of control (N), GB alone (GB), CIS alone (CIS), and the three GB-protected rats (CIS+L: 50 mg/kg GB; CIS+M: 100 mg/kg GB; CIS+H: 200 mg/kg GB). Testes of control and GB alone treated groups show normal arrangement of germ cells and Sertoli cells. However, CIS-treated testes show severely damaged seminiferous tubules. Rats protected with GB were less affected by CIS (H & E 200x).