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6(13) (2024) 1290-1303 Page 1294 to 14 Table 3: Effects of administration of levonorgestrel and glutathione on some kidney function parameters GROUP CREATININE (mg/dL) UREA (mg/dL) ALBUMIN (mg/dL) Group A 13.60 0.12 47.73 0.13 23.94 0.03 Group B 15.20 0.67 40.62 0.36 23.35 0.05 Group C 15.70 0.14 35.36 3.00 20.89 0.23 Group D 18.90 0.17 26.29 1.12 17.29 0.76 Group E 13.69 1.02 48.16 0.16 24.07 1.00 Group F 14.53 0.12 44.24 0.30 28.30 0.01 Group G 14.42 0.26 39.27 1.07 32.26 0.06 Group H 14.19 0.94 35.12 0.03 49.97 0.05 Values are mean standard error of mean Table 4: Effects of administration of levonorgestrel and glutathione on renal biochemical stress markers GROUP MDA (nmol/mg) SOD (min/mg) CAT (nmol/mg) Group A 405.5 2.06 120.04 0.16 268.72 0.32 Group B 423.99 0.19 109.03 1.48 216.54 0.99 Group C 449.99 0.02 90.89 0.29 206.84 1.07 Group D 468.07 1.07 85.65 0.01 165.01 0.45 Group E 401.36 1.71 122.51 0.31 283.41 0.29 Group F 406.40 1.72 179.05 0.65 242.57 1.08 Group G 439.13 3.02 196.50 1.44 238.11 0.46 Group H 453.21 1.05 219.54 1.69 218.55 1.19 Values are mean standard error of mean Effects of administration of levonorgestrel and glutathione on the histology of the kidney Figure 1: Photomicrographs of kidney sections from the control group 1 show normal architecture with normal glomeruli, mesangial cells, capsular spaces (white arrow), renal tubules (blue arrow), and interstitial spaces (slender arrow) in the renal cortex

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