Neuroprotective Effects of Centella asiatica against Intracerebroventricular Colchicine-Induced Cognitive Impairment and Oxidative Stress
Table 4
Effect of Centella asiatica (CA; 150 and 300 mg/kg, PO) on colchicines-induced oxidative stress parameters in rat brain.
Treatment (mg/kg)
MDA levels nmol MDA/mg protein (% of sham)
Nitrite levels mol/mg protein (% of sham)
Reduced glutathione nmol/mg protein (% of sham)
Catalase mol of hydrogen peroxide decomposed/min/mg protein ( % of sham)
Superoxide dismutase Units/mg protein (% of sham)
Glutathione- S- transferase nmol of CDNB conjugated/min/mg protein (% of sham)
Sham
100 10
100 12
100 10
100 12
100 14
100 12
ACSF
114.28 11
109.33 11
103.33 11
97.05 10
97.52 15
98.66 16
COL
339.88 3
298.39 1
23.38 1
17.98
13.47
18.67
CA (150)
106.7 15
101.29 16
90.35 17
93.9 13.7
99.17 17
97.64 14
CA (300)
123.4 28
99.44 26
93.77 15
98.8 10.8
98.16 16
98.65 13
CA (150) COL
229.81 2
210.91
50.45
36.96
39.05 1
30.65
CA (300) COL
157.26 1
148.98 7.
81.61 7.
69.71
65.52
65.05
Values are mean SEM; as compared to artificial cerebrospinal fluid- (ACSF-) injected group; as compared to colchicine-injected group; as compared to CA (150) COL group; (repeated measures two-way ANOVA followed by Tukey’s test for multiple comparisons). Note: ACSF: artificial cerebrospinal fluid; COL: colchicine; CA: Centella asiatica.