Phenolic Acids (Gallic and Tannic Acids) Modulate Antioxidant Status and Cisplatin Induced Nephrotoxicity in Rats

Table 2

Effect of tannic acid and gallic acids on antioxidant content level in normal and cisplatin induced nephrotoxicity in rats.

Groups	SOD	CAT	GPx	GSH
1	2.01   ±  0.95	0.18  ±   0.10	0.21  ±  0.03	0.24  ±  0.02
2	1.06^b   ±  0.53	0.09^b  ±  0.06	0.13^b   ±  0.00	0.13^b   ±  0.05
3	1.31^c   ±  0.62	0.16^c  ±  0.03	0.17^c   ±  0.03	0.17^c   ±  0.04
4	1.75^c  ±  1.24	0.16^c  ±  0.01	0.22^c   ±  0.05	0.18^c   ±  0.02
5	2.05  ±  0.73	0.19  ±   0.02	0.23  ±  0.08	0.25  ±  0.02
6	1.97^c  ±  0.93	0.12^c   ±  0.03	0.16^c  ±  0.00	0.17^c  ±  0.03
7	2.39^c  ±  0.21	0.17^c   ±  0.20	0.23^c   ±  0.11	0.19^c  ±  0.00
8	4.02   ±  0.95	0.18  ±   0.00	0.25  ±  0.14	0.22  ±  0.03

Values represent mean ± standard deviation (). 1: induced control, 2: normal control, 3: 20 mg gallic acid + cisplatin, 4: 40 mg gallic acid + cisplatin, 5: 40 mg gallic acid only, 6: 20 mg tannic acid + cisplatin, 7: 40 mg tannic acid + cisplatin, and 8: 40 mg tannic acid only.
^bSignificantly () different from the induced control. ^cSignificantly () different from the induced control.