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. 2004 Jan;53(1):85–90. doi: 10.1136/gut.53.1.85

Table 3.

Effect of regenerating agents RG1503 and RG1192 on total collagen production in the bowel of patients with Crohn’s disease (CD)

Protein production (total dpm/µg proline) Collagen production (102 dpm hydroxy (3H) pro/mg collagen)
Control group 12 900 (1900) 1750 (220)
CD group 15 800 (2600) 6200 (890)***
CD group+RG1503 13 800 (2200) 3090 (470)*†
CD group+RG1192 15 900 (2400) 5020 (780)**
CD-GC group 14 200 (2100) 3700 (560)**
CD-GC group+RG1503 14 300 (2300) 2450 (380)‡
CD-GC group+RG1192 13 700 (2200) 3050 (420)*

Control, CD, and CD-GC groups as described in table 1.

RGTA treatment of normal intestinal tissue (control group) did not significantly change total collagen production (data not shown).

*p<0.05, **p<0.01, ***p<0.001 compared with the control group.

†p<0.05 between RGTA treatment and no RGTA treatment of specimens from the CD group.

‡p<0.05 between RGTA treatment and no RGTA treatment of specimens from the CD-GC group.