The efficiency of Zephranths candidia in inhibited action of uranyl acetate toxicity on test of male rats

Thirty male mature sprage-Dawlley rats were divided into three equal group, control group administrated distilled water, treated group were administrated 75mg/kg/b.w of uranyl acetate and treated group administrated 75mg/kg/b.w of urany acetate with aquatic extract of zephranthes candida (5%). The rote of administration was oral intubation for every other day for 53 day. Animals were administrated 75mg/kg/b.w include: degeneration change were appeared as spermatogenic cells depilation and showed number of atrophied seminiferous tubules, necrosis compared with animal treated with Z.C. aquatic extract. Also recorded a significant decrease (P˂0.05) in the number of spermatogonia and primary spermatocyte in two treated group, and it can be concluded that zephranthes candida aquatic extract contains material that ability to inhibit side effect of uranyl acetate. It is hoped that the plant will be studding the importance of addressing an alternative to chemical treatments.