<p> </p><div><p>TITLE PAGE ICERTIFICATION IIDEDICATION IIIACKNOWLEDGEMENT IVTABLE OF CONTENT VABSTRACT IX</p><p>CHAPTER ONE1.0 INTRODUCTION 11.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY 11.2 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 61.3 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM 71.4 LIMITATION OF STUDY 71.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY 8</p><p>CHAPTER TWO2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW 92.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF Enantia chlorontha 102.2 ECOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OFEnantia chlorantha 102.3 MANAGEMENT AND PROPAGATION PRACTICES 112.4 FUNCTIONAL USES 122.5 TOXICITY 132.6 HEPATOTOXICITY 172.7 LIVER 202.7.1 LIVER ENZYME 222.7.2 SOME PATTERN OF LIVER INJURY 232.7.3 TREATMENT/PROGNOSIS OF LIVER DAMAGE 282.8 THE ALBINO RATS 292.9 PHYTOCHEMICAL COMPOUNDS 31</p><p>CHAPTER THREE3.0 MATERIALS AND METHODS 323.1 COLLECTION, IDENTIFICATION ANDPROCESSING OF PLANT MATERIAL 323.1.1 EXTRACTION OF PLANT MATERIAL 333.1.2 DETERMINATION OF THE WEIGHT OFDRIED EXTRACT 343.2 PHYTOCHEMCIAL ANALYSIS 353.3 EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL 433.4 DETERMINATION OF DOSAGE OF THE PLANTEXTRACT FOR ANIMAL FEEDING 433.5 GROUPING OF ANIMAL AND ADMINISTRATIONOF PLANT EXTRACT 443.6 FEEDING METHOD 453.7 PROCEDURES FOR BLOOD SAMPLE COLLECTION 463.7.1 ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE TEST (ALT)METHOD FOR ALT TEST 473.7.2 ASPARTATE ANIMOTRANSFERASE: (AST)METHOD FOR AST TEST 483.7.3 ALKALINE PHOUSPHATASE: (ALP)METHOD FOR ALP TEST 49CHAPTER FOUR4.0 RESULTS 504.1 RESULT OF THE PHOTOCHEMICALANALYSIS OF THE ETHANOLIC EXTRACTOF Enantia chlorontha 504.2 HEPATOTOXICITY ASSAY 55</p><p>CHAPTER FIVE5.1 DISCUSSION 585.2 CONCLUSION 605.3 RECOMMENDATION 60</p><p>REFERENCES 61.</p><p></p></div><h3></h3><br> <br><p></p>