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Protective effects of vitamin C and E supplementation against alcoholic fatty liver in Mus musculus (Albino mice)
Alcohol consumption has many harmful effects in body especially in the liver. Vitamins, on the other hand, are known to have essential roles in maintaining certain organs. In this study, the protective effect of vitamins C and E against fatty liver induced by excessive alcohol consumption was invest
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