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Table 3 Body weight (BW), absolute prostate weight (APW), and relative prostate weight (RPW) of rats treated with date palm pollen suspension (DPPS) and the alcoholic extract (DPPE)

From: Anti-inflammatory and antiproliferative activities of date palm pollen (Phoenix dactylifera) on experimentally-induced atypical prostatic hyperplasia in rats

Treatment group

BW (gm)

ABW (gm)

RBW (gm)

 

start

end

  

Normal rats

199.14 ± 5.16

229 ± 8.810

0.106 ± 0.011

0.452 ± 0.051

Rats with APH (negative control)

187.6 ± 8.656

241.4 ± 12.55

0.656 ± 0.056

2.721* ± 0.197

Saw Palmetto (100 mg/kg)

192.8 ± 4.591

258.3 ± 10.22

0.742 ± 0.036

2.919* ± 0.217

DPPS (250 mg/kg)

190 ± 5.024

243.6 ± 11.89

0.752 ± 0.025

3.15* ± 0.215

DPPS (500 mg/kg)

178.3 ± 4.207

221.8 ± 7.127

0.745 ± 0.051

3.38* ± 0.274

DPPS (1000 mg/kg)

193.7 ± 8.929

275 ± 11.547

0.75 ± 0.084

2.79* ± 0.342

DPPE (150 mg/kg)

215 ± 7.693

244.5 ± 8.675

0.719 ± 0.044

2.92* ± 0.193

DPPE (300 mg/kg)

189.7 ± 7.136

232.9 ± 9.425

0.696 ± 0.056

3.039* ± 0.343

DPPE (600 mg/kg)

184 ± 5.219

244.8 ± 9.502

0.752 ± 0.036

3.10* ± 0.197

  1. (n = 7 rats in each group).
  2. *Significantly different from normal rats at p < 0.05.