Abstract

The study aimed to determine the estrogenic activity of extracting ethanol from black rice (Oryza Sativa L. Indica) in pre-menopausal female white rats (Rattus norvegicus). Adaptation was carried out on 20 female rats (Rattus norvegicus) experimental rats for one week with a body weight of about 200-250 g. After one week, the experimental rats were divided into five treatment groups, with each group consisting of 4 rats. The positive control group (P1) was given Ethinyl estradiol orally at a dose of 9×10-3 mg/ 200g BB in CMC-Na 1% as much as 3 mL. The negative control group (P2) was given orally CMC-Na 1% / 200g BW as 3 mL. Test Group I (P3) were given orally an extract of Black Glutinous Rice mixed with ethanolic basil leaves 96% with a dose equivalent to 1 mL of thick extract in an amount of 0.8g/200g BW in 1% CMC-Na as much as 3 mL. Test Group II (P4) was given an extract of the ethanol substance in Black Rice with a dose equivalent to 2 mL of thick extract in 1.6g/200g BW in 3 mL of 1% CMC-Na orally. Test Group III (P5) was given orally Black Glutinous Rice in a dose equivalent to 4 mL of thick extract in 3.2g/200g BB in CMC-Na 1% as much as 3 mL. The treatments were carried out orally for one estrous cycle begins during the estrus phase. Uniformity during the estrus phase was carried out using the Whitten-Method Effect. It aims to observe changes in the vagina to determine the estrus cycle by placing the male rat cage on top of the female rat cage. Conclusions from the results of this study show that the Black Glutinous Rice (Oryza Sativa L. Indica) extract treatment can increase the estrogenic activity of white rats pre-menopausal females (Rattus norvegicus). A 0.8g/200g BW dose can prolong the estrus cycle and increase vascularity and ovarian weight compared to the negative control (CMC-Na1%). The treatment with the lowest concentration was equivalent to the positive control of Ethinyl estradiol (9x10-3mg/200g BW). This test indicates that giving 96% ethanol extract of Black Glutinous Rice causes an increase in the hormone estrogen in the estrus phase, which tends to prolong the estrus cycle.

Highlights

  • Rice is a very important food ingredient for the world community

  • Based on the previous research above, the purpose of this study was to determine the estrogenic activity of the 70% ethanol extract of Wangi Rice (Oryza sativa L) in pre-menopausal female white rats (Rattus norvegicus), to observe ovarian and uterine vascularization in the estrus phase [4]

  • 3, the ethanol extract of Black Rice that showed the highest total ethanol content was sample 1, which was 8.53±0.208%. From these results 7 samples of black rice can be declared positive for containing ethanol, where ethanol has many benefits in fields such as perfumes, food flavours, food coloring, and medicine

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Introduction

Rice is a very important food ingredient for the world community. There are three types of rice: white, red and black rice. Black rice contains anthocyanin compounds which are included in the type of flavonoid and phenolic compounds. The content of polyphenol antioxidants in rice is influenced by genotype [1]. Anthocyanins are included in the flavonoid group, a group of polyphenols that are widely used in food because of their biological effects and are present in the form of glycosides or related to sugar components (mono, di, or triglycoside [2])

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