Utilizing coriander as a natural remedy for combating Eimeria papillata infection and oxidative stress in mice
Heba Ismaeil,
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Nabila M. Mira,
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Saeed El‐Ashram
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Journal of Taibah University for Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(1)
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
Language: Английский
Fighting eimeriosis by using the anti-eimerial and anti-apoptotic properties of rhatany root extract
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: July 11, 2024
Background
Over
the
last
decade,
extensive
use
of
coccidiostats
to
treat
and
control
Eimeria
infection
has
developed
drug
resistance,
prompting
search
for
new
alternative
therapies.
Rhatany
is
proven
have
various
pharmacological
properties.
Objective
The
present
study
aimed
in
vitro
vivo
evaluate
effect
roots
extract
(RRE)
as
an
anti-eimerial
anti-apoptotic
agent
against
murine
eimeriosis
induced
by
papillata
.
Methods
Phytochemical
screening
gas
chromatography-mass
spectrometry
analysis
(GC-MS)
was
used
detect
active
compounds
RRE.
In
activity
RRE
(200,
100,
50
mg/ml),
amprolium,
phenol,
Dettol™,
formalin
were
studied
after
incubation
with
non-sporulated
oocysts.
For
study,
twenty-five
male
C57BL/6
mice
randomly
allocated
into
five
groups.
Animals
first
group
just
given
distilled
H
2
O,
while
those
second
200
mg/kg
5
days.
parasite’s
oocysts
infected
third,
fourth,
fifth
treatment,
(200
mg/kg)
amprolium
(120
orally
4
th
groups
days,
respectively.
All
euthanized,
on
day
post-infection,
collect
jejunal
tissues
under
study.
Investigations
undertaken
oocyst
output
feces
goblet
cells
jejuna.
Assays
glutathione
peroxidase
(GPx),
hydrogen
peroxide
(H
O
),
myeloperoxidase
(MPO)
also
performed.
tissue,
cysteine
aspartic
acid
protease-3
(Caspase-3)
counted
using
immunohistochemistry,
BCL2-associated
X
protein
(Bax)
B-cell
lymphoma-2
(BCL-2)
assayed
ELISA.
addition,
mRNA
expression
cell
response
gene
(MUC2)
detected
real-time
PCR.
Results
GC-MS
demonstrated
presence
22
revealed
that
significantly
inhabited
sporulation
a
dose-dependent
manner.
By
parasite,
number
reduced
treatment
(1.308
×
10
6
±
1.36
oocysts/g
feces)
compared
(5.387
4.29
feces).
Moreover,
jejuna
its
specific
gene,
MUC2.
increased
cells/villus
from
3.45
0.17
6.04
0.23,
associated
upregulation
MUC2
0.26
2.39-fold.
Also,
experimental
lowered
antioxidant
enzyme
represented
GPx
(23.99
3.68
mg/g
tissue),
increasing
stress
parameters
(0.07
0.01
mM/g)
well
MPO
(66.30
3.74
U/mg).
production
apoptotic
markers
including
Caspase-3
(68.89
2.67
U/g)
Bax
(159.05
6.50
pg/ml)
elevated
decreasing
marker
BCL2
(0.42
0.07
pg/ml).
Our
proved
oxidative
stress,
inflammatory
MPO.
jejunum
E.
-infected
enhanced
treatment.
Conclusion
highlights
potential
natural
solution
coccidiosis
management
modulating
apoptosis
host
cells.
However,
further
research
needed
fully
understand
underlying
mechanisms
enhance
our
understanding
therapeutic
efficacy.
Language: Английский
Krameria lappacea roots extract to rescue coccidiosis-mediated inflammation in the jejunum of C57BL/6 mice
Frontiers in Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 17, 2025
Coccidiosis
is
a
protozoan
disease
caused
by
Eimeria
species,
which
multiply
in
the
intestinal
tract
and
lead
to
severe
inflammatory
responses.
While
coccidiostats
are
available
for
control,
resistance
these
treatments
has
been
confirmed,
underscoring
need
new
eco-friendly
approaches.
In
recent
years,
natural
plant
sources
have
gained
attention
as
effective
alternatives
treating
various
parasitic
diseases.
Krameria
lappacea
used
traditional
medicine
due
its
pharmacological
properties.
This
study
examined
effects
of
aqueous
methanolic
extract
K.
roots
(KLRE)
on
jejunal
inflammation
immune
response
murine
model
infected
with
papillata.
Twenty-five
male
C57BL/6
mice
were
randomly
divided
into
five
groups.
The
first
group
received
only
distilled
water,
while
second
was
administered
200
mg/kg
KLRE
5
days.
third,
fourth,
fifth
groups
orally
injected
103
sporulated
oocysts
parasite.
For
treatment,
fourth
(200
mg/kg),
amprolium
(120
mg/kg)
All
euthanized
day
post-infection
(p.i.),
blood
samples
jejunum
collected.
Investigations
conducted
assess
oocyst
shedding,
cellular
response,
histological
changes
mice.
Levels
interleukin
(IL)-1β,
IL-6,
tumor
necrosis
factor
(TNF)-α
measured
using
an
enzyme-linked
immunosorbent
assay
(ELISA).
Additionally,
mRNA
expression
CXC
motif
chemokine
ligand
10
(CXCL10),
interferon-inducible
gene
202b
(IFi202b),
secreted
phosphoprotein
1
(SPP-1)
analyzed
quantitative
reverse
transcription
polymerase
chain
reaction
(qRT-PCR).
Our
demonstrated
that
E.
papillata
produced
average
5.387
×
106
±
4.29
105
per
gram
feces
post-infection.
contrast,
output
significantly
reduced
1.308
1.36
treated
KLRE.
These
findings
suggest
host
intracellular
parasite
triggers
injury
evidenced
several
factors:
(i)
elevated
score,
(ii)
increased
characterized
neutrophils
lymphocytes,
(iii)
protein
levels
IL-1β,
TNF-α,
at
approximately
13.67
2.07,
78.98
4.17,
222.28
10.18
pg/ml,
respectively,
(iv)
upregulated
genes
CXCL10,
IFi202b,
SPP-1,
showed
fold
2.83,
3.55,
3.07-fold,
respectively.
found
all
parameters
associated
infection
altered
during
treatment
data
damage
infections.
Language: Английский
Cassia alata Extract Exerts Antioxidant Power to Mitigate Eimeria papillata-Induced Liver Damage in Mice
Indian Journal of Animal Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
Of
Published: Dec. 28, 2024
Background:
This
study
was
intended
to
investigate
the
prospective
role
of
Cassia
alata
extract
as
an
anticoccidial,
anti-inflammatory
and
hepatoprotective
agent
against
Eimeria
papillata
parasitic
infection.
Therefore,
this
potential
Methods:
For
investigation,
a
total
25
male
swiss
albino
mice
were
allocated
into
5
equal
groups.
Group
∣:
negative
control
(Cont),
Π:
administrated
with
(CE)
at
dosage
500
mg/kg
body
weight,
∃:
infected
group
E.
(Inf),
IV:
infected-treated
(Inf-CE)
weight
V:
amprolium
120
(Drug).
Mice
orally
approximate
1×103
sporulated
oocysts
excluding
∣
Π
One-hour
post
infection,
groups
IV
V
received
recommended
doses
treatments
once
day
for
sequential
days.
Upon
treatment
days,
all
sacrificed
growth
performance,
histopathological,
histochemical
oxidative
stress
assessments
examined.
Result:
An
enhancement
in
(-2.33±0.58%)
feed
intake
(130.33±4.51
grams)
relation
(-4.67±0.58%)
(98.00±4.36
Inf
observed.
Improvements
liver
structure
alterations
induced
by
recorded
noticeable
increase
its
carbohydrates
(6.04±0.45%)
protein
(12.46±1.13%)
content.
Moreover,
considerable
reduction
hepatic
nitric
oxide
(59.13±4.59
Umol/g)
malonaldehyde
(22.07±1.20
nmol/mg)
elevation
glutathione
(18.20±1.79
ng/mg)
peroxidase
(111.53±8.95
documented.
In
summary,
CE
could
significantly
ameliorate
injury,
inflammatory
reactions
caused
Language: Английский