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. 2021 Jul 4;95:100636. doi: 10.1016/j.curtheres.2021.100636

Figure 2.

Figure 2

Cytotoxic effect of the aqueous extract of Gynura procumbens leaves on the heart, kidneys, and liver of experimental mice (Swiss albino) determined through histopathologic analysis. (A) Photograph of a heart segment from a normal mouse (fed with 5 g common dried rice for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. (a1) Photomicrograph of a heart segment from a mouse (fed with 5 g of the aqueous extract of G procumbens leaves for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. (B) Photograph of the kidney segment from a normal mouse (fed with 5 g common dried rice for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. (B1) Photomicrograph of a kidney segment from a mouse (fed with 5 g aqueous extract of G procumbens leaves for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. (C) Photograph of a liver segment from a control mouse (fed with 5 g normal dried rice for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. (C1) Photomicrograph of a liver segment from a mouse (fed with 5 g aqueous extract of G procumbens leaves for 4 weeks) exhibiting no deteriorating effect. Each value represents the mean (SEM) (n = 3 experiments). *Indicates significant differences between days 0 and 28 in the same treatment group at P < 0.05. **Indicates highly significant differences between days 0 and 28 in the same treatment group at P < 0.001.