Effect of Fansidar Drug on the Chromosomal Aberrations of Albino Rats

Faculty Science Year: 2014
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Journal: Journal of American Science Journal of American Science Volume:
Keywords : Effect , Fansidar Drug , , Chromosomal Aberrations , Albino    
Abstract:
The present work was carried out to elucidate the toxic effect of a drug fansidar® that is a fixed combination of two antimalarial agents pyrimethamine (25 mg/tablet) and sulfadoxine (500 mg/tablet) that have been used extensivel
   
     
 
       

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