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Mice infected with 50 cercariae of Schistosoma mansoni in unequal group sizes were challenged with some doses of Zingiber officinale extracts, Cremophore and Praziquantel. Data were available for the number of male and female parasites, weights of liver and intestine, and egg per gramme liver and intestine tissues. Using an analysis of covariance model, the effects of the extracts and compound on intestine were predicted. The findings revealed, with the aid of likelihood-ratio statistic, a marked improvement in the precision of the estimates of the effects on intestine when the liver was taken into consideration. Key Words: Shistosomiasis; Multivariate Regression; Likelihood-Ratio Statistics.

Multivariate Regression of Liver on Intestine of Mice: A Chemotherapeutic Evaluation of Plant Extracts