Anti-inflammatory Activity of Chlorella vulgaris in Experimental models of Rats

Background: The aim of present study is to evaluate the anti-inflmmatory activity Chlorella vulgaris in acute and chronic experimental inflammatory model. Plant extract was analyzed for photochemical screening different phytoconstituents. Methods: Paw edema induced with 1.5% carrageenan all groups except normal. Diclofenac used as a standard drug at 50, 100, 200 mg/kg dose study. Carrageenan administered paw. thickness measured 0, 1, 2 4 hr. Inflammatory cytokines oxidative stress were paw homogenate. Chronic screened by using cotton pellet granuloma. Results: In result, increased from 1 hr treated group shows decrease thickness. SOD GSH content decreased MDA level injected group, however treatment reverse effects also we found that increase cytokine group. In, egg albumin model volume rats vulgaris. CV showed dependent activity. Conclusion: From this conclude has antiinflammatory