Effect of sesame oil on liver enzymes and lipid profile in rats exposed to oxidative stress induced by monosodium glutamate

@inproceedings{Hareeri2017EffectOS,
  title={Effect of sesame oil on liver enzymes and lipid profile in rats exposed to oxidative stress induced by monosodium glutamate},
  author={Amani Aliwi Alrasheedi Nahed A Hareeri and Mamdouh M Eassaw},
  year={2017}
}
The present research was conducted on twenty-four male mature Wistar rats to study effect of sesame oil on liver enzymes, lipid profile and the protective role against the oxidative stress caused by feeding monosodium glutamate which may be affect the liver. The rates were allocated in four equal groups. The 1one used as negative control without any treatment. The 2 group used as positive control feed on monosodium glutamate at dose rate 1.6 mg/gm bodyweight. The 3 group received monosodium… 
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