Tocotrienol reverses nicotine-induced embryonic impairment in mice

This study evaluated the effects of nicotine and supplementation of tocotrienol (TCT) concurrently with nicotine on in vitro and in vivo embryonic development in mice (Mus musculus). In vitro effects of various doses and duration of nicotine treatment on pre-implantation embryos are dose- and treatm...

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Main Authors: Yuhaniza Shafinie Kamsani (Author), Mohd. Hamim Rajikin (Author), Chatterjee, Amar (Author)
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Language:English
Published: Saarbrucken Lambert Academic Publishing 2014
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