Review of: "Neurotherapeutic Comparison of Aripiprazole and Ethanolic Extract of Fragaria Ananassa on Cerebrum and Amygdala of Methamphetamine Intoxicated Male Wistar Rats"
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Fragaria ananassa, extracted ethanolicallyAuthors are advised to remove this portion so that readers can get a better understanding of the introduction.Group A was the control group, and B received 100mg/kg of meth.Group C received 200mg/kg of the ethanolic extract of strawberry.Groups D, E, and F received 100mg/kg of meth and 100mg/kg of the ethanolic extract of strawberry, and, finally, 100mg/kg of meth was treated with 200mg/kg of the ethanolic extract of strawberry and 10mg/kg of aripiprazole, respectively Authors are advised to define "meth."The method is not fully understandable as it is not well described.Authors mentioned the plant as F. ananassa but now strawberry is mentioned.The histoarchitecture showed marked degeneration of neuronal cells in group B, which received methamphetamine alone, but knew further improvement in groups that were subsequently treated with the extract.This portion is not very clear.Can Authors rephrase this part?The study further demonstrates that oxidative stress markers (SOD, MDA, CAT)were not significantly altered as long as the ethanolic extracts of strawberry were administered alongside the ingested methamphetamine, in line with other hypotheses.The abbreviated words should be defined in full.What are the other hypotheses?
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