The contraceptive effects of ethyl alcohol and ethyl acetate extract of Hibiscus rosa sinensis in swiss femal albino experimental mice.

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The contraceptive effects of ethyl alcohol and ethyl acetate of Hibiscus rosa sinensis in swiss femal albino experimental mice. Sarmad nory gany M.B.CH.B; MS.c pharmacology. Dep. of Pharmacology,college of medicine, university of kufa12 الخلاصة : اجر ت ذه الدراسة للتقصي عن الفعال ة البا ولوج ة للمستخلص الكحولي الاث لي وخلات الاث ل لنبات ورد الختمة Hibiscus rosa sinensis ودوره كمانع للحمل في اناث الفي ران السو سر ة الب ضاء mus musculus من سلالة (C/ (Balb وبواقع ) ٧٢) فا را وقسمت الاناث الى ثلاثة مجام ع واعط ت الترك ز ن (١٢٥ ٢٥٠) ملغم /كغم لكلا المستخلص ن وقورنت مع مجموعة الس طرة ولثلاث مدد حقن (١٢,٨,٤) وم ا. وقد اظ رت نتاي ج الدراسة ما لي :- - وجود ز ادة معنو ة (0.05>P) في وزن الجسم الكلي للاناث المعاملة بمستخلص خلات الاث ل والكحول الاث لي مقارنة مع مجموعة الس طرة - وجود انخفاض معنوي (0.05>P) في اوزان المبا ض وز ادة معنو ة في اوزان الارحام للاناث المعاملة بكلا الترك ز ن ولكلا المستخلص ن مقارنة مع مجموعة الس طرةوكان مستخلص خلات الاث ل و الاكثر فعال ة مقارنة مع المستخلص الاخر. Abstract : The aim of this experiment to study the biological effects of ethlyl alcohol and ethyl acetate of Hibiscus rosa sinensis and its contraceptive role in 72 female experimental mice. The female mice divided into 3 groups and were treated with ( 125, 250 mg /kg ) of each for three periods (4,8,12) days. The study show significant increase (p<0.05 ) in the total body weight in female mice treated ethyl alcohol, while ethyl acetate showed no significant effect in comparison with control groups, also the study show significant decrease( p<0.05) in ovarian weight and significant increase (p<0.05) in uterine weight in female mice treated with both concentration of Ethyl alcohol and Ethyl acetate s in comparison with control groups, the ethyl acetate was more potent than other. Introduction : Hibiscus rosa sinensis known as china rose and shoe flower, the flower are large generally red in the original varieties (1) regarded as a most common plant widely used in the medicine, and its therapeutic role in many diseases especially those affecting gastrointestinal tracts was confirmed (2,3). This plant was used as contraceptive since 8 th century and Bhavamishra mentioned it in its book as the most important contraceptive plant, and the women must not be taking this plant in the period of menstruation, because of inhibiting role of this plant on ovulation and maturation of oocytes to Graffain follicles. Richard 1980 (4) found the estrogenic and progesteronic activities of this plant in addition to disturbances of astrocytes cycle in female mice, nowadays infertility role of this plant in female mice was confirmed (5,6). (203)

Materials and Methods : 1- Preparation of plant Extracts The organic s of Hibiscus rosa sinensis Ethyl alcohol and Ethyl acetate were prepared using Ladd et al 1978 (7) method, 20gm was taken from dried substance of flowers then after ingredients were ed respectively by soxholate instrument by adding 200ml for each solvent separately starting by ethyl acetate than ethyl alcohol for 24 hour, then the ed ingredients concentrated in evaporating rotator (40-45c ), thenafter dissolve 29m of each solubility s in 10 ml distilled water to get stock solution (0.2 gm/ml ) and repeated this process to get available active substances 2- Preparation of experimental animals : This study involves (72) female albino swiss mice their age range (8-12 week ) and their weight (20-30 gm ) and the animals were entered the animal house and put them in a plastic cages with special reticulated cover and the animal were put under experimental conditions with Temp. (21-30 c ) and constant light for 13 hours and 11 dark hours. 3- Dissecting the animal : The female mice were anesthetized by chloroform thenafter were dissected at 5 th day, regarding the animal groups which were injected with different concentration of both s, while the females which were injected for 8 days were dissected at 9 th day, and those were injected for 12 days were dissected at 13 th day of experiment. The abdominal cavity were opened, and different organs of female reproductive system ( ovaries and uterus ) were ed, put them in formalin solution (10 %), the sticky sebaceous substances were removed and dried by filter paper. 4- Measurement of total body weight and genital organs weight The female mice weight were measured before and after the end of experiment at (4,8,12) days by simple balance and compare with control groups. The weight of genital organs (ovaries and uterus ) which were ed after killing process and dissection, measured using sensitive balance. Results : Result statistically analyzed using factorial experiments with completely randomized design using least significant difference (L.S.D) under the level 0.05 and standered error (8). The effect of different concentration of both ethly acetate and alcohol ethly of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on total body weight in female experimental mice (body weight in gram ). Table -1- show significant increase (p<0.05) in total body weight after treatment with different concentration of ethyl alcohol and ethyl acetate of Hibiscus rosa sinensis in comparison with control groups, 250 mg/kg causes significant increase in total body weight (28.654). 2-Effect of both ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol of 'Hibiscus rosa sinensis on total body weight of female mice in different periods of injection. (204)

Table -2- shows significant increase (p<0.05) in total body weight after treatment with ethyl acetate of Hibiscus rosa sinensis at (4,8,12) days, also result show no significant increase in total body weight after treatment with ethyl alcohol of Hibiscus rosa sinensis for all days. Table (1) The effect of different concentration of both ethly acetate and alcohol ethly of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on total body weight in female experimental mice (body weight in gram ). Ethyl alcohol (total body weight after treatment) standard error Ethyl acetate (total body weight after treatment) standard error Conc. mg/kg 1.432 26.232 2.603 28.121 125 1.523 26.354 1.654 28.654 250 2.314 23.652 1.301 22.825 Control Value of L.S.D. in total body weight=2.631 Table (2) Effect of both ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol of 'Hibiscus rosa sinensis on total body weight of female mice in different periods of injection. Ethyl alcohol (total body weight after treatment) standard error Ethyl acetate (total body weight after treatment) standard error Periods of injection 2.101 23.231 2.654 28.101 4 days 1.133 23.631 2.130 29.643 8 days 1.893 23.681 1.543 29.656 12 days Value of L.S.D. in total body weight=3.102 (205)

3-The effect of different concentration of both Ethyl acetate and alcohol Ethyl of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on ovaries and uteri weight in female experimental mice. Table -3- show significant decrease (p<0.05) in ovaries weight after treatment with both concentration of ethyl acetate and alcohol Ethyl of Hibiscus rosa sinensis, concentration 250 mg/kg show significant decrease in ovaries weight of both s, also the table show significant increase in uteri weight after treatment with both Ethyl acetate and alcohol ethyl of Hibiscus rosa sinensis and for both concentration in comparison to control group. 4Effect of both ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on ovaries and uteri weight of female mice in different periods of injection. Table -4- showed significant decrease (p<0.05) in ovaries weight after treatment with both ethyl acetate and alcohol ethyl of Hibiscus rosa sinensis. Ethyl acetate showed greater reduction in comparison to Ethyl alcohol, result also showed significant in uteri weight in all treated female mice. Table (3) The effect of different concentration of both ethyl acetate and alcohol ethyl s of Hibiscus rosa sinusis on ovaries and uteri weight in female experimental mice. Conc mg/kg standard error standard error standard error standard error 59.813 580.481 2.713 32.431 60.561 650.431 2.621 23.462 125 60.321 651.3 2.814 17.531 61.731 752.943 2.153 12.521 250 53.421 255.613 2.314 47.321 252.671 2.653 48.425 Con 52.252 L.S.D. value in ovarine weight=6.342 L.S.D. of value in uterine weight =138.654 Table (4) (206)

Effect of both ethyl acetate and ethyl alcohol of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on ovaries and uteri weight of female mice in different periods of injection. Period of injection standard error standard error standard error standard error 60.543 432.918 2.815 30.943 63.451 540.100 2.116 28.583 4 th day 60.785 476.814 2.951 24.631 60.321 580.111 2.563 22.45 8 th day 59.333 521.431 2.651 17.684 64.531 690.432 2.614 10.341 12 th day L.S.D. of value in ovarian weight = 8.953 L.S.D. of value in uterine weight =182.388 Discussion The increment in total body weight in the albino swiss female mice treated ethyl alcohol and ethyl acetate of Hibiscus rosa sinensis could caused by phenolic and alkaloid contents of the plants which caused stimulation of protein, lipid synthesis including cholesterol and this result in concordance with result of AL shibbany 2005 (9) who studied the contraceptive role of black lettuces in experimental female mice. The decrement in the ovaries weight could be due to a decrease in the FSH level which is important for follicular growth and maturation, this decrement could be caused by a progesteronic and estrogenic effect of the plants causing negative feed back inhibition of pituitary glands hormones (5,10) this result agree with Kholkute 1977 (11,12) who found the inhibitory role of Hibiscus rosa sinensis on spermatogenesis and accessory reproductive organs. The study showed that ethyl alcohol caused higher significant increment than ethyl acetate, this could be related to a role of ethyl alcohol in ion the phenol compounds from original plant (13). The significant increase in uteri weight in experimental female albino mice were attributed to role of phytoestrogenic content of the Hibiscus rosa sinensis plant which caused increase in a thickness of uterine layers (14,15). Recommendation further histopathological study for ovaries and uterus important to confirm contraceptive role of this plant. (207)

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