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Chloroquine : An approach to the development of female contraceptive in developing countries
Ashiru, O. A; Noronha, C. C; Okanlawon, A. O.
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  • Ashiru, O. A; s.af
  • Noronha, C. C; s.af
  • Okanlawon, A. O; s.af
Journal of Obstetrics et Gynaecology of Eastern et Central Africa ; 10(2): 62-64, 1992.
Article in En | AIM | ID: biblio-1264437
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ABSTRACT
Chloroquine phosphate was injected intraperitoneally at 1000h and 1300h into two groups of proestrus; four-day cyclic female Sprague-Dawley rats. Control rats received an equal volume of saline. Next day at 1;000h; the animals were killed and fallopian tubes opened and searched for number of ova released. Thus chloroquine represents another approach toward development of female contraceptive
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Main subject: Chloroquine / Contraceptive Agents / Animals Language: En Journal: Journal of Obstetrics et Gynaecology of Eastern et Central Africa Year: 1992 type: Article
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Main subject: Chloroquine / Contraceptive Agents / Animals Language: En Journal: Journal of Obstetrics et Gynaecology of Eastern et Central Africa Year: 1992 type: Article