Long-term effects of 7-monohydroxyethylrutoside (monoHER) on DOX-induced cardiotoxicity in mice

Keyphrases

• Amsterdam 11%
• Antioxidant Activity 11%
• Antitumor Agents 11%
• Cancer Types 11%
• Cardiac Failure 11%
• Cardiac Function 11%
• Cardioprotection 11%
• Cardiotoxicity 11%
• Clinical Application 11%
• Cumulative Dose 11%
• Doxorubicin 100%
• Doxorubicin-induced Cardiotoxicity 100%
• Flavonoids 11%
• Heart Failure 11%
• Heart Injury 11%
• Late Cardiotoxicity 11%
• Lose Weight 11%
• Medical Oncology 11%
• Netherlands 11%
• Observation Period 33%
• Pro-oxidant Activity 11%
• Repeated Dose 22%
• Semi-synthetic 11%
• Shortness of Breath 22%
• Statistical Comparison 11%
• University Medical Centre 11%
• Weight Loss 22%

INIS

• administration 7%
• animals 7%
• antioxidants 7%
• breath 15%
• cancer 7%
• comparative evaluations 7%
• damage 7%
• doses 30%
• doxorubicin 100%
• failures 7%
• flavonoids 7%
• heart failure 7%
• injection 7%
• losses 15%
• medical centers 7%
• mice 100%
• netherlands 7%
• oxidants 7%
• patients 7%
• symptoms 7%
• universities 7%
• weight 23%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Anticarcinogen 7%
• Antioxidant Capacity 7%
• Cardiotoxicity 100%
• Congestive Heart Failure 15%
• Doxorubicin 100%
• Dyspnea 15%
• Flavonoid 7%
• Heart Injury 7%
• Malignant Neoplasm 7%
• Oxidizing Agent 7%
• Table Salt 7%