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Fig. 5

From: Ethnobotanical survey, anthelmintic effects and cytotoxicity of plants used for treatment of helminthiasis in the Central and Kara regions of Togo

Fig. 5

Cytotoxicity of the most frequently used plants by the THs for the treatment of helminthiasis: Human PBMCs (2ā€‰Ć—ā€‰105 cells/well) were left alone (Med) or stimulated with 200ā€‰Ī¼g/ml of AM, KS, XA, DMSO 100 and 10% for 24ā€‰h. 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€‰=ā€‰13). 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)

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