Fig. 5From: Ethnobotanical survey, anthelmintic effects and cytotoxicity of plants used for treatment of helminthiasis in the Central and Kara regions of TogoCytotoxicity of the most frequently used plants by the THs for the treatment of helminthiasis: Human PBMCs (2āĆā105 cells/well) were left alone (Med) or stimulated with 200āĪ¼g/ml of AM, KS, XA, DMSO 100 and 10% for 24āh. Cells were stained with propidium iodide dye (PI) and acquired by flow cytometry. a: lymphocytes gate, b, c, and d are PI+ cells in presence of AM, KS and XA respectively. (E) Box whiskers (tukey) with outliers show the percentage of lymphocytes expressing PI (nā=ā13). P values were determined by Mann-Whitney U-test. The NF EN ISO 10993-5 standards classifications were indicated by class I (not cytotoxic), class II (moderate cytotoxicity), class III (Benign cytotoxicity) and class IV (severe cytotoxicity)Back to article page