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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2006 Aug 30.
Published in final edited form as: J Agric Food Chem. 2006 Apr 19;54(8):2881–2890. doi: 10.1021/jf052344k

Table 8.

Cytotoxicity of Fractioned Portions of the Frontier Herb Hp Soxhlet Ethanol Extracta

HaCaT human keratinocytes % control survival(mean ±SE)
light dark
fraction 1
209 μg/mL 41.9** (±1.8) 44.9** (±3.0)
fraction 2
320 μg/mL 19.1** (±3.9) 23.1** (±4.0)
160 μg/mL 13.2** (±2.7) 23.5** (±3.4)
fraction 3
194 μg/mL 0.7** (±0.6) 1.9** (±1.5)
97 μg/mL 4.8** (±2.0) 9.9** (±5.9)
48 μg/mL 43.6** (±4.4) 48.4** (±5.3)
a

Cytotoxicity (% survival as compared to vehicle control-treated cells) of the C18 affinity column fractions derived from the Hp Soxhlet ethanol extract (n = 4–9). Fraction 1, 20% ACN elution; fraction 2, combined 27, 30, and 40% ACN elutions; and fraction 3, combined 50, 60, and 70% ACN elutions. Extracts were added to media at 1%, and 20 μM hypericin was used as the positive control, showing 8.4 (±4.3)% survival after light exposure and 73.5 (±2.2)% survival relative to the control in the dark, which are significantly different from each other.

**

= p < 0.0001 and

*

= p < 0.01 significantly different cell growth survival as compared to DMSO solvent control.