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The present study was designed to demonstrate the effect of
monosodium glutamate on PRL level in prepubertal rabbits. Glutamate
is a major neurotransmitter that acts on extensive brain regions,
such as hypothalamus and the pituitary and induce the secretion of
PRL. In this study, young male rabbits (Lates calcarifer) of 3 to 4
months of age were treated with 2mg/g body weight MSG dissolved in
0.9% saline. The animals in control group received equal quantity
of 0.9% saline. Blood samples were collected 15 minutes after
administration of drug, and plasma was separated. All plasma
samples were analyzed by Enzyme linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA).
Within the control group, there was no significant difference in
plasma PRL level (p
In the present study the samples of the root canal patients were
collected and cultured on Blood agar medium. A single colony of E.
faecalis was isolated and streaked on blood agar. Disc diffusion
method was used to test the antibiotics, mouthwashes and green tea
against E. faecalis. Out of the five mouthwashes (Clinica, Colgate,
Hi paradent, Macleans and Listerine); maximum antimicrobial
activity was showed by Clinica (24.0 0.4 mm). Macleans also showed
good results but Listerine showed least effect against E. faecalis.
The comparative studies showed a significant difference (p>0.05)
between the activity of antibiotics, mouthwashes and green tea.
Their antimicrobial activity increased with the increase in
concentration. Branded green tea showed maximum antimicrobial
activity than the non-branded while each antibiotic used in this
study has significant effects against E. faecalis.
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