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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Cordyceps treatment of adenine-induced chronic renal failure study Author: Hou A Li, Liu Yan, Meng Fan, Feng, Kai Zhu, Li-Rong Teng [Abstract] Objective To discuss the Cordyceps and its extract on rats with chronic renal failure role. Methods The rats were fed with adenine-induced chronic renal failure (CRF) model, observation and comparison of the control group, negative control group, positive control group and the fruiting bodies of Cordyceps militaris group of CRF rats with blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, 24 h urine output , urine protein excretion, and renal pathological changes. Results Cordyceps fruiting body, in particular its polysaccharide components can significantly reduce the CRF rats were blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, significantly reduced the pathological damage to kidneys. Conclusion Cordyceps militaris fruiting body and its polysaccharide components on the delay a significant role in CRF rats. [Keywords:] chronic renal failure Cordyceps polysaccharide Abstract: ObjectiveTo discuss the effect of Cordyceps minlitaris and its extract on rat CRF. MethodsThe rat chronic renal failure (CRF) model induced by feeding adenine was used to investigate rat blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, amount of emiction within 24 h, urinary protein and pathological reaction of nephridial tissue by means of comparing the blank control, negative control, positive control with the Cordyceps minlitaris stroma of CRF rats. ResultsThe experimental results demonstrated that the Cordyceps minlitaris stroma could not only obviously reduce blood urea nitrogen and creatinine but also alleviate the pathological lesion, especially its polysaccharide. ConclusionThe Cordyceps minlitaris stroma and its polysaccharide have prominent effects on the process of rat CRF. Keywords:: Chronic renal failure (CRF); Cordyceps minlitaris; Polysaccharide Chronic renal failure is a variety of primary and secondary renal disease a common result of continued progre