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SADEK, H., ABDEL-RAHMAN, S., BAKIR, H., ARAFA, M., AHMED, A., GABER, M. (2020). THE POTENTIAL CONVENTION OF GARLIC AND BLACK SEED DIFFERENT EXTRACTS AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology, 50(3), 613-621. doi: 10.12816/jesp.2020.131094
HESHAM A. SADEK; SALMA M. ABDEL-RAHMAN; HANNA Y. BAKIR; MOHSEN I. ARAFA; AHMED A. AHMED; MONA M. GABER. "THE POTENTIAL CONVENTION OF GARLIC AND BLACK SEED DIFFERENT EXTRACTS AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY". Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology, 50, 3, 2020, 613-621. doi: 10.12816/jesp.2020.131094
SADEK, H., ABDEL-RAHMAN, S., BAKIR, H., ARAFA, M., AHMED, A., GABER, M. (2020). 'THE POTENTIAL CONVENTION OF GARLIC AND BLACK SEED DIFFERENT EXTRACTS AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY', Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology, 50(3), pp. 613-621. doi: 10.12816/jesp.2020.131094
SADEK, H., ABDEL-RAHMAN, S., BAKIR, H., ARAFA, M., AHMED, A., GABER, M. THE POTENTIAL CONVENTION OF GARLIC AND BLACK SEED DIFFERENT EXTRACTS AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY. Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology, 2020; 50(3): 613-621. doi: 10.12816/jesp.2020.131094

THE POTENTIAL CONVENTION OF GARLIC AND BLACK SEED DIFFERENT EXTRACTS AS AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. : AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY

Article 18, Volume 50, Issue 3, Autumn 2020, Page 613-621  XML PDF (1.03 MB)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.12816/jesp.2020.131094
Authors
HESHAM A. SADEK1; SALMA M. ABDEL-RAHMAN2; HANNA Y. BAKIR2; MOHSEN I. ARAFA1; AHMED A. AHMED3; MONA M. GABER2
1Department of Parasitology
2Animal Health Research Institute, Assiut, Department of Medical Parasitology
3Faculty of Medicine, and Department of Pharmacognosy
Abstract
The study investigated the effect of garlic (Allium sativum) and black seed (Nigella sativa) extracts
products as treatment of Cryptosporidium infection in experimental mice in comparison to
Nitazoxanide (NTZ). Forty-eight male Swiss Albino mice divided into 8 experimental conditions;
G1-8, the first seven groups received 1.5×105 Cryptosporidium spp. oocysts on 1st infection
day. The first group included mice treated with garlic juice; in G2, G4 & G5, mice were treated
with black seed oil, alcoholic extract of black seed and alcoholic extract of black ariel parts respectively.
In G3 mice were treated with garlic & black seed oil mixture, while G6 mice treated
were with Nitaxanoide. Besides G7 were infected untreated (+ ve control); and G8 were neitherinfected
nor treated (– ve control); From 2nd day post-infection, pooled fecal samples of each
group were collected daily to assess each extract efficacy as compared with NTZ and both +ve
and –ve controls by calculating oocyst excretion pattern. The comparison between number of
oocysts shedding rates among different treatment groups showed that the efficacy of NTZ was
the highest (76.1%) followed by N. sativa oil (75.8%) followed by mixture of garlic and black
seed oil (75.4%), alcoholic black seed extract (75.1%); alcoholic arial extract (74.7%) and the
lowest was garlic juice (73.1%). Although both A. sativum and all N. sativa extract products
showed a great degree of efficacy in reducing Cryptosporidium spp. oocysts excretions in the
experimental animals compared to positive control, but without significance differences between
them and preparation of both garlic, black seed and mixture with NTZ.
Keywords
Allium sativum; Nigella sativa; extracts; Nitaxanide; Cryptosporidium spp
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