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African Journal of Tropical Medicine and Biomedical Research | %b %2026

Determination Of LD50 Of Naja ashei Venom And Its Effects On The Heart And Serum Electrolytes In BALB/c Mice Through Intraperitoneal, Subcutaneous And Intramuscular Routes

Elias Wafula, Prof. Gikunju Joseph, DR. IRENE KAMANJA, SHIUNDU MESHACK

Introduction: Naja ashei envenomation causes severe local and systemic toxicity, yet experimental evidence on route-dependent lethality, electrolyte disturbances, and cardiotoxicity remains...

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African Journal of Tropical Medicine and Biomedical Research | %b %2025

Differential Alterations In Behavioural Phenotypes, Brain Biochemical Profiles And Histomorphology In Mice After Administration Of Sildenafil-dapoxetine Formulation

Omogbiya Adrian Itivere, Orovwigho Ogheneoruese, Moke Emuesiri Goodies, Maxwell Oboh, Emudainohwo J.O. Tedwins, Awhin Ejiro Prosper, Usin Saviour God's wealth

Introduction: Cognition encompasses the brain's processes for learning, memory and decision making - functions highly dependent on balanced neurotransmission and oxidative stability. In recent...

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African Journal of Tropical Medicine and Biomedical Research | %b %2025

Phytochemical, Acute Toxicity, and Anti-plasmodial Potential of Concomitant Extracts of Azadirachta indica and Mangifera indica on Liver Function and Microscopic Anatomy in Swiss Mice

Mathias Udoh, Innocent Edagha, Aniekan Peter, John Udobang, Alice Peter, Imo Udotong, Moses Ataben

Introduction : In sub-Saharan Africa, malaria is the predominant contributor to mortality and there is significant dependence on phytotherapy for its treatment. This study investigated...

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African Journal of Tropical Medicine and Biomedical Research | %b %2025

Duration-Dependent Post-Trauma Sleep Deprivation Differentially Modulates PTSD-Like Anxiety and Oxidative Markers in Mice

Benneth Ben-Azu, Ayereoghene S. Moses, Saviour G. Usin, Mega O. Oyovwi, Itivere A. Omogbiya

Introduction: Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is characterized by intrusive memories and persistent hyperarousal, with sleep playing a critical role in traumatic memory consolidation....

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