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Evaluation of some essential element levels in thalassemia major patients in Mosul district, Iraq.

Fluctuations in the essential elements levels seem to be related to the different complications associated with the disease, particularly zinc deficiency and hypercupremia.
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Effect of aqueous extract of Medicago sativa and Salvia officinalis mixture on hormonal, ovarian and uterine parameters in mature female mice

It is concluded from the present results that the effects obtained may be attributed to the phytoestrogen constituents of both plants on female reproductive system.

Effect of Aqueous and Ethanolic Extracts of Tribulus terrestris, Phoenix dactylifera and Nasturtium officinale Mixture on Some Reproductive Parameters in Male Mice

The results showed a dose dependent pattern of activity and the effect of the extracts were enhanced with increasing the dose level, with the ethanolic extract being the more effective extract in all parameters.

An oxamide from Peganum harmala seeds

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Some Observations on the Occurrence of β-Thalassemia in Mosul

Consanguinity seems to be increasing the size of the disease due to the limited health education of the parents about the disease.

Evaluation of the effect of aqueous extract of Tribulus terrestris on some reproductive parameters in female mice

In conclusions, although there was some fluctuation, a dose dependent activity was obtained with the two weeks period seems to be more effective on both ovarian and uterine parameters, whereas the four weeks period was more effective in terms of ovarian parameters.

Embryotoxicity of Harmaline and harmalol Hydrochloride on Pregnant Rats

It is demonstrated that harmala alkaloids are toxic to rat embryos resulted in fetal mortality, decreasing fetal body weight and enhancing skeletal anomalies.

Acute toxicity, anti-inflammatory and analgesic activities of Pteropyrum aucheri ethanolic extract

Some observations on the reproduction toxicity of the aqueous extract of Peganum harmala seeds

Separation of quercetin and kaempferol from iraqi peganum harmala seeds

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