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We investigated the protective effects of  L. deliciosus  and  A. cylindracea  supplementation against carbon tetrachloride (CCI 4 ) induced oxidative stress by measuring levels of adenosine deaminase (ADA) and myeloperoxidase (MPO), and by observing histopathological changes in liver and kidney tissues of rats. We divided 36 rats into six groups: control, CCl 4 ,  L. deliciosus, A. cylindracea , CCl 4  +  L. deliciosus , and CCl 4  +  A. cylindracea . We found that administration of CCI 4 ,  A. cylindracea , and CCl 4  +  A. cylindracea  increased MPO and ADA levels. We observed severe hepato-renal degenerative and necrotic lesions in the CCI 4 ,  A. cylindracea  and CCl 4  +  A. cylindracea  groups. Severe lesions of the liver and kidney were not observed with  A. cylindracea  administration. CCI 4  induced hepato-renal lesions were ameliorated by  L. deliciosus  extract supplementation.  L. deliciosus  could be an important dietary antioxidant for preventing histologic lesions in liver and kidney due to CCI 4  induced oxidative stress in rats.

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The protective effects of the  Lactarius deliciosus  and  Agrocybe cylindracea  mushrooms on histopathology of carbon tetrachloride induced oxidative stress in rats