S. Petrova, Nikol Mazhdrakova, S. Todinova, V. Strijkova, M. Zhiponova, S. Krumova
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.net/. Abstract: We show that an extract from catmint ( Nepeta nuda L.) flowers is not hemotoxic and does not alter erythrocytes’ morphology. H 2 O 2 -induced oxidative stress leads to an increase in lipid peroxidation, accompanied by a reduction in the number of biconcave cells and an increase in the number of echinocytes. Pre-treatment of erythrocytes with this extract does not reduce the lipid peroxidation level; however, it results in partial restoration of the relative abundance of biconcave cells and a respective reduction in the echinocytes’ quantity. Our data reveal the concentrations at which the examined extract exhibits a protective effect on erythrocytes’ morphology under the condition of H 2 O 2 -induced oxidative stress.