دانيا عبد الهادى محمد
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Bee venom ameliorates gentamicin-induced kidney injury by restoring renal aquaporins and enhancing antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities in rats
• 2025
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المؤلفون
Naglaa Mokhtar13,14, Moaz A. Mojaddidi15, Madaniah O. Zakari15,
Samah F. Ibrahim1, Dania Abdelhady16,17* and Laila Mostafa2
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الملخص
Introduction: Gentamicin (GM) is a frequently used aminoglycoside for managing
serious illnesses; nonetheless, renal complications limit its use. Bee venom (BV) is
a biological toxin that exhibits anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities. This
study was designed to explore the mitigating effect of BV remediation on GM
induced renal injury.
Methods: Twenty male rats were divided into four groups (five rats each), namely,
control (saline subcutaneously); BV group (1 mg/kg S/C twice weekly for 1
month); GM group (100 mg/kg i. p. for 1 week); and GM-BV group (the same
aforementioned dosages ofGMand BV, withGMadministered in the last week for
4 weeks).
serious illnesses; nonetheless, renal complications limit its use. Bee venom (BV) is
a biological toxin that exhibits anti-inflammatory and antioxidant activities. This
study was designed to explore the mitigating effect of BV remediation on GM
induced renal injury.
Methods: Twenty male rats were divided into four groups (five rats each), namely,
control (saline subcutaneously); BV group (1 mg/kg S/C twice weekly for 1
month); GM group (100 mg/kg i. p. for 1 week); and GM-BV group (the same
aforementioned dosages ofGMand BV, withGMadministered in the last week for
4 weeks).
