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    Pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo L.) is an annual climber and is in flower from July to

September, and the seeds ripen from August to October [1]. Pumpkin seeds oil is an

extraordinarily rich source of diverse bioactive compounds having functional properties

used as edible oil or as a potential nutraceutical. In recent years, several studies have

highlighted the medical properties of pumpkin seed oil which is known as strongly

dichromatic viscous oil [2]. Researchers have so far focused particularly on the

composition and content of fatty acids, tocopherols and sterols in pumpkin seed oil

because of their positive health effects [3–5]. Moreover, pumpkin has gained attention as

an exceptional protective against many diseases, e. g. hypertension and carcinogenic

diseases [6, 7]; due to its health benefits such as antidiabetic [8], antibacterial [9],

antioxidant and anti-inflammation [4]. The determination of the biochemical and oxidative

stability properties of <a href="http://www.dljhbros.com/raw-matierial-pumpkin-seeds/"

target="_self">raw material pumpkin seeds</a> oil would contribute to the valorization of

such oil especially in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food industries.
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    Although much progress has been reached in the domain of modern medicine, we still

notice the lack of efficient wounds healing treatments. The demand for natural remedies is

rising in developing countries [10] as natural substances may be effective, safe and cheap

[11]. Basic research has improved our understanding of enhancement and inhibition of wound

healing and has given the basis for introduction of novel treatment methods [12].
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    In this respect, the proprieties of Cucurbita pepo L. extracted oil have captured our

interest. Despite all the proprieties of the pumpkin oil, and to the best of our

knowledge, there is no investigation of this oil in wound healing potential. To this end,

the current study aims to identify some physico-chemical aspects of the bioactive

components of <a href="http://www.dljhbros.com/raw-matierial-pumpkin-seeds/snow-white-

pumpkin-seeds/" target="_self">snow white pumpkin seeds</a> oil as well as to highlight

its hemostatic and healing potential effects on wound.
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    The pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo L.) var. Bejaoui seeds were harvested in region of Sidi

Bouzid (Centre of Tunisia). The seeds were authenticated at the National Botanical

Research Institute Tunisia (INRAT) and the voucher sample was deposited at INRAT. The

fixed oil was extracted by the first cold pressure from seeds using a mechanical oil press

(SMIR, MUV1 65). However, “Cicaflora cream®” a repairing emulsion with 10 % of Mimosa

Tenuiflora, was served as a reference drug from the local pharmacy. The remaining

chemicals used were of analytical grade.
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    The present study aimed to examine the effect of pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo L.) seeds

supplementation on atherogenic diet-induced atherosclerosis. Rat were divided into two

main groups , normal control and atherogenic control rats , each group composed of three

subgroups one of them supplemented with 2% arginine in drinking water and the other

supplemented with pumpkin seeds in diet at a concentration equivalent to 2% arginine.

Supplementation continued for 37 days. Atherogenic rats supplemented with pumpkin seeds

showed a significant decrease (p&lt;0.001) in their serum concentrations of total

cholesterol and LDL — C as they dropped from 4.89 mmol / L to 2.55 mmol /L and from 3.33

mmol / L to 0.70 mmol / L respectively. Serum concentrations of HDL-C were also

significantly elevated in the same group. Although, atherogenic rats supplemented with 2%

arginine showed significant increase in serum concentration of HDL-C, no significant

changes were observed in their serum concentrations of total cholesterol and LDL-C. Our

results showed that treatment of atherogenic rats with pumpkin seeds significantly

decreased serum concentrations of TC and LDL-C. Our findings suggest that pumpkin seeds

supplementation has a protective effect against atherogenic rats and this protective

effect was not attributed to the high arginine concentrations in <a

href="http://www.dljhbros.com/raw-matierial-pumpkin-seeds/shine-skin-pumpkin-seeds/"

target="_self">shine skin pumpkin seeds</a>.
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