Long-Term Effects of Low-Dose Chlorpyrifos Exposure on Serum Albumin Levels in Male Wistar Rats
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Key Points
Long-term chlorpyrifos exposure resulted in significantly reduced serum albumin levels in male Wistar rats.
The normal control group showed the highest serum albumin levels at 4.326 g/dL, while the lowest was 2.826 g/dL after 56 days of chlorpyrifos exposure.
Measurement of serum albumin was done via the dye-binding method using a spectrophotometer.
Findings suggest a need to consider the clinical implications of reduced serum albumin levels due to organophosphate exposure.
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Implication
This analysis shows reduced serum albumin levels from low-dose chlorpyrifos exposure in Wistar rats, indicating potential organ damage.