[aMorePerfectUnion]

From the link abstract... “ Treatment of animals with Roundup induced the leakage of hepatic intracellular enzymes, ALT, AST and ALP suggesting irreversible damage in hepatocytes starting from the first week. It was found that the effects were different on the enzymes in Roundup and glyphosate-treated groups. Significant time-dependent depletion of GSH levels and induction of oxida- tive stress in liver by the elevated levels of LPO, further confirmed the potential of Roundup to induce oxidative stress in hepatic tissue. However, glyphosate caused significant increases in NO levels more than Roundup after 2 weeks of treatment. Both treatments increased the level of TNF-􏰀 by the same manner. The results suggest that excessive antioxidant disruptor and oxidative stress is induced with Roundup than glyphosate.”

[palmer]

The results suggest that excessive antioxidant disruptor and oxidative stress is induced with Roundup than glyphosate.

IOW, the surfacant is the problem, not the glyphosate. Then you would need to find out how much surfacant gets absorbed into the plants and in what form. Then you would know if that part of the roundup is harmful.