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"Cathepsin B activities in the cytosolic fraction were decreased by gallic acid (200 mg/kg) and increased in ethanol given rats."

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"Gallic acid especially at 200 mg/kg improved ethanol mediated pancreatic tissue damage.In conclusion, gallic acid treatments were decreased release of lysosomal cathepsin B and L enzymes into cytoplasmic fraction and prevented alcohol mediated pancreatic tissue injury."

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"GA stabilized lysosomal membranes , inhibited cathepsin B expression and enzyme activity , inhibited mitochondrial cytochrome c release , and reduced FFA-induced oxidative stress [ 109 ] ."