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Curcumin nanomicelle’s dose-dependent effects on cell recycling signals in rat testis

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Abstract

Curcumin nanomicelles (CNM) may influence testicular health in a dose-dependent manner.

  • Dose and exposure duration of CNM could affect the structure of testicular tissue.
  • Alterations in carbohydrate and lipid storage patterns may be associated with varying doses of CNM.
  • The impact of CNM on cell death processes (apoptosis) in testicular tissue is dose-dependent.
  • Testosterone levels may vary with different doses of CNM in healthy rats.
  • Changes in gene expression related to cellular recycling (autophagy) could occur with CNM treatment.

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