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. 2024 Feb 2;13(2):190. doi: 10.3390/antiox13020190

Table 4.

Biomarkers of oxidative stress in PCD patients and control individuals.

Control (n = 35) Patients (n = 35) p-Value
Apoptosis 20.59 ± 18.97 10.01 ± 7.80 0.004
ROS/RNS and antioxidant markers
GSH (FU) 1438.00 ± 507.40 1463.00 ± 653.70 0.867
O2 (FU) 469.70 ± 406.70 273.00 ± 172.90 0.018
ONOO (FU) 29.04 ± 16.27 18.64 ± 14.24 0.007
NO (FU) 132.70 ± 165.60 53.66 ± 33.79 0.007
iCa2+ 116.80 ± 53.55 111.20 ± 60.27 0.680
Plasma membrane potential 756.70 ± 767.00 748.10 ± 534.30 0.957
Intracellular peroxides 484.90 ± 409.20 823.20 ± 841.30 0.206
Mitochondrial oxidative parameters
H2O2 (FU) 490.50 ± 237.40 270.10 ± 133.10 <0.0001
O2 (FU) 155.10 ± 108.60 74.56 ± 63.04 0.0004
Mitochondrial mass (FU) 1723.00 ± 947.50 2314.00 ± 877.70 0.009
ΔΨm (FU) 590.50 ± 376.80 735.30 ± 536.60 0.200
Markers of oxidative damage
Oxidized protein (FU) 1694.00 ± 1244.00 2147.80 ± 1298.00 0.1371
Oxidized/reduced lipid ratio (FU) 189.30 ± 163.70 178.90 ± 155.00 0.7973

Data are presented as mean and standard deviation. Bold indicates statistical significance (p < 0.05). GSH: reduced glutathione; GSSG: oxidized glutathione; O2: superoxide anion; ONOO: peroxynitrites; NO: nitric oxide; iCa2+: intracellular calcium; H2O2: hydrogen peroxide; ΔΨm: mitochondrial membrane potential; FU: fluorescence units.