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    Chapter-9 Result and Discussion

    9.1 RESULT OF DIFFERENT GROUP TEST

    Chemical

    constituents

    Test

    Nymphoides

    hydrophylla

    Test fo al!aloi"s -Mayers test

    -Wagners test

    -Hagers test

    #

    Test foca$oh%"ates

    -Molischs Test

    -Benedicts Test

    &

    Test fo e"ucin'

    su'a

    Fehlings Test &

    Test fo ca"iac

    'l%cosi"es

    Legals test &

    Test fo (a)onoi"s Lead acetate Test &

    Test fo sa*onins Saponin test &

    Test fo *h%tosteols Libermann-Burchard test &

    Test fo te*ens -Salo!sis Test

    -"opper #cetate Test

    &

    Test fo *henols Ferric "hloride Test &

    Test fo *oteins $anthoproteic Test #

    Test fo tannins %otassium dichromate Test &

    Test fo 'ums &um test #

    9.2 CYTOTOXIC STUDY

    9'( )esult o* di+erent group

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    In our current study all crude extracts showed positive result indicating that test samples are

    biologically active. Each of the test samples showed different mortality rates at different

    concentrations. Plotting of log of concentration versus percent mortality for all test samples

    showed an approximate linear correlation. From the graphs, the median lethal concentration

    (L!", the concentration at which !"# mortality of brine shrimp nauplii occurred$ was

    determined for the samples. %here was no mortality in the negative control groups indicating

    the test as a valid one and the results obtained are only due to the activity of the test agents.

    9.2.1 Cytotoxic activity of the test samples ofNymphoides hydrophylla

    &rine 'hrimp &ioassay is the simplest process which in most cases indicates potential

    cytotoxic and antitumor properties. &y using this process, developed by )eyer, we

    determined L!"of crude methanol extract and the results are given %able *.+

    Table 9.1: ffect of C!"#e $etha%ol xt!act ofNymphoides hydrophllao% &!i%e Sh!imp

    'a"plii

    Co%

    (C)

    (*+,

    -o+ C

    $o!tality

    -C/0(*+,ml)

    &ase# o%

    lo+C

    +inc%stine Sul*hate

    Co% (C)

    (*+,ml)

    -o+ C

    $o!tal

    -C/0

    (*+,

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    ml) ity ml)C$ C$

    00 .-""!***+ +""

    +-.-

    /" +.-""- +""

    ".0*

    200 .0"+" *" " +.0"+"0 *"

    100 " +" + *"

    /0 +.-**1""/ 1" ! ".-**1 "

    2/ +.0*1*/"""* -" .! ".0*1*/ 1"

    12./ +."*-*+""+0 /" +.! "."*-*+ 1"

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    1./2

    /

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    0.451

    2/

    ".+"1"**1 "" "."1+! +.+"1+ +"

    C$rude )ethanol Extract2

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    .

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    (

    (.

    *123 4 /'.2 6 5.'50

    )7 4 '95

    Fig9.1: Effect of Vincristine ulphate on !rine hrimp Nauplii

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    8 Mortality

    Logarithmic 18

    Mortality3

    Linear 18 Mortality3

    Lo' C

    , of motalit%

    Fig 9.": Effect of Crude #ethanol E$tract of %ea&es on Nymphoides hydrophylla.

    Table 6: 7es"lts of the test sample ofNymphoides hydrophlla

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    Sample -C/0 (*+,ml) 7e+!essio% 8"atio% 7 2

    3incristine

    'ulphate (positive

    ontrol$

    ".0* y 4 0/."x 5 !.! 67 4 ".*!

    rude methanol

    extract (Leaves$

    +-.- y 4 0/."!x 5 +.!!1 674".*!+

    %he L!"values of crude methanol extract of Nymphoides hydrophylla leaves found to be

    +-.- 8g9ml (%able :2 Figure !.+,and !.$. %he positive control vincristine sulphate showed

    L!"at a concentration of ".0*8g9ml.

    From the results of the brine shrimp lethality bioassay it can be well predicted that the crude

    methanol extract of leaves ofNymphoides hydrophylla have cytotoxic property.

    Table 5.1: Th!ombolytic activity of Nymphoides Hydrophyllawith9''( )esultThom$ol%tic acti)it% of ymphoides

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    M:F ( M:F . M:F M:F/ M:F 55

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    (5

    .

    .5

    5

    /

    /5

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    Chat Title

    "oncentration 8 o* lysis

    Fig 9' 8 o* clot lysis in di+erent concentration o* methanolic *raction

    9.3.2 o! bla% a%# St!eptoi%ase

    9.'Discussion of Thom$ol%tic acti)it% of

    !actio% Co%ce%t

    !atio%

    (m+,ml)

    ;1 ;2 ;3 Of

    Clot

    -ysis

    $ea% in' acti)it% ofAllamanda nerifolia

    T!eatme%t Co%ce%t!atio% Optical #e%sity

    of samples i%

    hypoto%ic sol"tio%

    ($ea% < SD)

    i%hibitio% of

    hemolysis

    Co%t!ol +.!- >> 1.0+

    %he extracts of Nymphoides Hydrophylla, also sub>ected to analy?e for membrane

    stabili?ing activities using standard protocol and the ac@uired results were expressed in

    statistically.Aere, crude methanol extract ()E$ of different concentration showed different

    effect with a value of various inhibition of hemolysis caused by hypotonic solution. Bmong

    them, it shows maximum # inhibition of hemolysis (/!./+#$ at -mg9ml concentration. Chere

    Bcetyl salicylic acid (".+" mg9mL$ revealed 1.0+# inhibition of hemolysis induced by

    hypotonic solution correspondingly.

    6esults represented in means ; standard deviation (n 4 0$2 Level of 'ignificance ===p D

    ".""+, ==pD "."+, percent inhibition of migration was calculated relative to acetyl salicylic

    acid.

    9.= )esult o*-em$ane sta$ili>in' acti)it% of

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