Curcumin and gallic acid have a synergistic protective effect against ovarian surface epithelium and follicle reserve damage caused by autologous intraperitoneal ovary transplantation in rats.

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doi:10.1016/j.prp.2024.155320

Curcumin and gallic acid have a synergistic protective effect against ovarian surface epithelium and follicle reserve damage caused by autologous intraperitoneal ovary transplantation in rats.

Kubra Basol Baki & Ekrem Sapmaz et al. · 2024

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It can be said that curcumin and gallic acid have a histological and biochemical protective effect against ischemia-reperfusion injury due to ovarian transplantation, and this effect is stronger when these two antioxidants are applied together compared to individual use.

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Kubra Basol Baki, Tansel Sapmaz, Kubra Sevgin, Sude Topkaraoglu, Esra Erdem, Muhammetnur Tekayev, Eray Metin Guler, Hakan Beyaztas, Kubra Bozali, Selman Aktas, Oktay Irkorucu, Ekrem Sapmaz