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. 2011 Dec 27;15(6):327–332. doi: 10.4196/kjpp.2011.15.6.327

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Fig. 2 — Comparison of liver cells apoptosis in normal, opium addicted, diabetic and opium diabetic-addicted rats. Data are from 7 animals is presented in each group. In male rats: ^aSignificant difference between normal, opium-addicted diabetics and opiumaddicted non-diabetics (p<0.001 and p<0.001 respectively). ^bSignificant difference between non-addicted diabetics and opium-addicted diabetics (p<0.001). ^cSignificant difference between opium-addicted non-diabetic and non-addicted diabetic groups (p<0.001). In female rats: ^dSignificant difference between normal, opium-addicted diabetics and opium-addicted non-diabetics (p<0.001 and p <0.001 respectively). ^eSignificant difference between opium-addicted and non-addicted diabetic groups (p<0.001). ^fSignificant difference between non-addicted diabetics and opium-addicted diabetics (p<0.001). Sex associated: ^gSignificant difference between opiumaddicted male and female rats (p<0.001). ^hSignificant difference between opium-addicted diabetic females and addicted diabetic males (p<0.001).