Neuroprotective effects of Olea europaea L. leaf extract on neuroinflammation and memory impairment induced by toluene and noise exposure: Assessing brain changes in rat

Autor: Takoua Ben Attia, Mabrouk Horchani, Mariem Salhi, Ridha Ben Ali, Hichem Ben Jannet, Linda Bel Haj Kacem, Michèle Véronique El May, Eduardo Alberto López-Maldonado, Abada Mhamdi

Publikováno v: Journal of Functional Foods, Vol 122, Iss , Pp 106489- (2024)

Our study aimed to investigate the impact of toluene and/or noise exposure on rat brains and assess the preventive effects of Olea europaea L. leaf extract (OLE) through biochemical, histopathologic analyses, behavior tests, and in silico study. Fort

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GLCCI1 and STIP1 variants are associated with asthma susceptibility and inhaled corticosteroid response in a Tunisian population

Autor: Bao Binghao, Ivana Banić, Marwa Ouled Salah, Agnes Hamzaoui, Mirjana Turkalj, Kamel Hamzaoui, Mariem Salhi, Oussama Lahmar, Waqar Saleem Malik

Publikováno v: Journal of Asthma. 58:197-206

Objective: Pharmacogenetic studies have recognized specific genes that highly correlate with response to inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) treatment in asthma patients. Among the genes identified, we selected glucocorticoid-induced transcript 1 (GLCCI1)

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https://doi.org/10.1080/02770903.2019.1666867

Abstracts of the Communications of the Sixteenth Francophone Allergology Meetings Hammamet, 4-7 October 2017

Autor: A, Abdelghani, M, Abouda, K, Adelmoulah, C, Aichaouia, Nadia, Ajmi, A, Akad, Ines, Akrout, Jamel, Ammar, Zeineb, Amouri, S, Aouadi, Hichem, Aouina, A, Aounallah, S, Atitallah, H, Ayadi, N, Ayadi, Sirine, Ayadi, Saloua, Azzabi, Mohamed Ali, Baccar, N, Bahloul, B, Bdira, D, Bejar, M, Beji, C, Belajouza, I, Belhadj, Rafik, Belhaja, H, Ben Abdelghaffar, Jihen, Ben Amar, E, Ben Jemia, L, Ben Mahmoud, Amani, Ben Mansour, M, Ben Romdhane, A, Ben Saad, H, Ben Saad, S, Ben Saad, N, Ben Salah, Nawel, Ben Salem, A, Ben Tkhayat, M, Benzarti, Anissa, Berraïes, Hamdi, Besma, Hayet, Bouakkez, M, Bouhoula, K, Boussetta, L, Boussoffara, Hanene, Bouzekri, A, Brahem, I, Brini, N, Chaouech, Ilhem, Charfeddine, M R, Charfi, Rihab, Charrad, S, Chatti, R, Cheikh, S, Cheikh M'hamed, S, Cheikh Rouhou, Hela, Cherif, J, Cherif, S, Dabboussi, Hafaoua, Daghfous, J, Daghfous, Awatef, Dahmouni, M, Denguezli, Besma, Dhahri, Joseph, Djaman Allico, L, Douik El Gharbi, Leila, El Gharbi, S, El Guedr, A, El Kamel, O, El Maalel, Leila, Elfekih, Maha, Essalah, N, Fahem, R, Fessi, W, Fki, R, Gammoudi, A, Garrouch, N, Ghariani, H, Gharsalli, H, Ghedira, Abdelmoneem, Ghorbel, H, Ghozzi, Najla, Ghrairi, Dorra, Greb, Y, Gribaa, S, Guedri, A, Gueriani, E, Guermazi, Chaima, Habouria, S, Hadj Hassine, S, Hajjej, Bassma, Hamdi, B, Hamdia, Amal, Hammami, S, Hamouda, Agnes, Hamzaoui, Kamel, Hamzaoui, Hela, Hassen, M, Hayouni, A, Hedhli, Y, Houaneb Marghli, S, Jdidi, S, Joober, Wajih, Kaabachi, I, Kacem, R, Kaddoussi, H, Kalboussi, Nesrine, Kallel, Souha, Kallel, S, Kammoun, Hela, Kamoun, H, Kchouk, W, Ketata, M, Khadhraoui, F, Khalsi, A, Khattab, Amin, Khbou, Z, Khessain, Z, Khessari, R, Khmekhem, I, Khouaja, H, Khouani, Z, Khssairi, Eudes, Kpan Sea, H, Kwas, Oussema, Lahmer, L, Loued, Sabrine, Louhaichi, B, Louzir, S, M'saad, S, Maalej, Sarra, Maazaoui, M, Maoua, Donies, Masmoudi, N H, Mbarek, Mohamed Lamine, Megdiche, N, Mehiri, I, Mejri, S, Mhamdi, M, Mjid, N, Mkaouar, Z, Moatemri, S, Mokni, N, Mrizak, Jean David, N'guessan, R, Nouira, Y, Ouahchi, S, Oujani, Sawsen, Raies, Sonia, Rouatbi, N, Rouetbi, H, Rouis, D, Sakka, Mariem, Salhi, M, Slama, Hanen, Smadhi, H, Snene, N, Souissi, A, Tabboubi, F, Tinsa, S, Toujeni, G, Trigui, M, Triki, Fatma, Tritar, Sadok, Yalaoui, F, Yangui, I, Yangui, Chiaye, Yapo-Crezoit, Haifa, Zaibi, A, Zaim, Ines, Zayani, K, Zayen, I, Zendah

Publikováno v: La Tunisie medicale. 95(8-9)

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29873051

Distribution profile of gadolinium in gadolinium chelate-treated renally-impaired rats: role of pharmaceutical formulation

Autor: Thibaut Chevalier, Cécile Factor, Jean-François Mayer, Jean-Michel Fabicki, Claire Corot, Nathalie Fretellier, Caroline Robic, Bruno Bonnemain, Mariem Salhi, Patrick Bruneval, Francette Delaloge, Josef Schroeder, Jean-Marc Idée, Heiko Siegmund, Gaëlle Jestin-Mayer

Publikováno v: European journal of pharmaceutical sciences : official journal of the European Federation for Pharmaceutical Sciences. 72

While not acutely toxic, chronic hepatic effect of certain gadolinium chelates (GC), used as contrast agent for magnetic resonance imaging, might represent a risk in renally-impaired patients due to free gadolinium accumulation in the liver. To answe

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25736527