Mechanism of Action of Hepatotoxicity Drugs
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.9, No. 7)Publication Date: 2020-07-05
Authors : M. Meghana; K. Krishna;
Page : 1467-1469
Keywords : biotransformation; mechanism of hepatotoxicity drugs; hepatoprotectants drugs;
Abstract
Liver is the largest gland functioning as storage, manufacturing and biotransformation process. Due to increase exposure of drugs like anti-tubercular, anti-convulsants, NSAIDS, antibiotics etc. , causes liver damage like elevation in serum transamines, depletion of glutathione level, oxidative stress, formation of reactive metabolites by cytochrome p450 enzyme, depletion of adenosine triphosphate level, hypersensitivity reactions, sometimes the cause is not known (idiosyncratic toxicity) and hence many scientist and researchers have reported hepatoprotectants drugs.
Other Latest Articles
- Public Private Partnership in Development and Operation of Warnasari Port of Cilegon City
- Clinical Study of Non-Healing Ulcers of Lower Limbs
- Heart Disease Prediction with Machine Learning Approaches
- The Historical Development of Vocational Education and Training for Persons with Visual Impairments in Kenya
- The Impact of Teaching English on Prompting EFL Learners Writing Skill
Last modified: 2021-06-28 17:09:23