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. 2006 May 1;103(19):7426–7431. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0508895103

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Mammalian cell survival and investigation of cell death after exposure to CO2/N2 at 35°C and 74 bar. (A) Cell survival determined by AlamarBlue cell metabolic assay for increasing CO2 exposure times for a variety of cell types. All results are expressed as a percentage of a parallel untreated control with standard deviation. These data indicate that cell survival is both cell type- and time-dependent. (B) Cell survival determined by AlamarBlue cell metabolic assay for increasing CO2 decompression times after a 1-min scCO2 exposure. All results are expressed as a percentage of a parallel untreated control with standard deviation. (C) Comparison of the effects of increasing exposure times to scCO2 and high pressure N2 on C2C12 survival. (D) Levels of cellular histone-DNA fragments (associated with apoptosis) and the cytosolic enzyme, LDH, as a measure of cell membrane rupture after exposure to scCO2 for increasing exposure times.