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The document outlines the chapters and sections of a research paper on the antidepressant properties of a plant. It includes an introduction to depression and animal models used to study it. A plant profile details the description, constituents, uses and safety of the plant. The methodology describes authentication of the plant, extraction methods, chemical analysis, toxicity testing, and behavioral tests in animal models of depression. The results and discussion will cover findings from these experiments and their implications.

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The document outlines the chapters and sections of a research paper on the antidepressant properties of a plant. It includes an introduction to depression and animal models used to study it. A plant profile details the description, constituents, uses and safety of the plant. The methodology describes authentication of the plant, extraction methods, chemical analysis, toxicity testing, and behavioral tests in animal models of depression. The results and discussion will cover findings from these experiments and their implications.

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Chapter Title Pg. No.

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Depression

1.2 Symptoms of depression

1.3 Types of depression

1.4 Recent understanding of the aetiology of depression

1.5 Pathophysiology of depression

1.6 Classification of antidepressants

1.7 Neurotransmitters

1.8 Animal models of depression

1.9 Summary of major behavior paradigms used to assess


certain depression
2. PLANT PROFILE

2.1 Description

2.2 Phytochemicals and constituents

2.3 Common names

2.4 Botanical name

2.5 Scientific classification

2.6 Medicinal uses

2.7 Contraindication

2.8 Nutrient profile

3. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
4. RESEARCH ENVISAGED &PLAN OF WORK

5. MATERIAL & METHOD


5.1 Collection and identification of plant

5.2 Extraction method

5.3 Determination of percentage yield


5.4 Phytochemical studies

5.5 Quantitative analysis

5.6 Determination of total phenol content

5.7 Determination of total flavonoid content

5.8 Acute oral toxicity study

5.9 Behavioural models

5.9.1 Forced swim test

5.9.2 Elevated plus maze

5.9.3 Hole board test

5.9.4 Compulsive behavior

5.10 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS

6. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

6.1 Authentication of pant

6.2 Determination of percentage yield

6.3 Phytochemical screening

6.4 Acute toxicity study

6.5 Behavioural models

6.5.1 Forced swim test

6.5.2 Elevated plus maze

6.5.3 Hole board test

6.5.4 Compulsive behavior

7. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION

8. BIBLIOGRAPHY

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