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. 2013 Feb 19;133(1):1–12. doi: 10.1093/toxsci/kft029

Table 1.

Endogenous, Exogenous, and Sum of N2-Ethylidene-dG Levels from [13C2]-Acetaldehyde Exposures in TK6 Cells

[13C2]-Acetaldehyde (µM) Endogenous adducts/107 dG (mean ± SD) Exogenous adducts/107 dG (mean ± SD) Sum adducts/107 dG (mean ± SD) Exogenous versus endogenous, p value Sum versus mean, p value n
0 2.0±0.65 N.D. 2.0±0.65 5
0.05 2.7±1.1 N.D. 2.7±1.1 6
0.1 2.4±0.84 0.2±0.06* 2.5±0.85 6
1 2.7±1.0 0.05±0.02 2.7±1.0 1.52E−03 7.06E−01 6
5 3.0±1.0 0.38±0.17 3.3±1.0 1.19E−03 2.20E−01 6
10 3.4±0.96 0.93±0.42 4.2±1.3 8.71E−04 2.78E−02 6
50 3.0±0.79 5.0±1.8 8.0±2.4 6.22E−02 4.96E−03 5
250 2.8±0.81 32±11 34±12 1.44E−03 6.16E−04 6
500 2.9±1.1 78±22 81±22 3.94E−04 1.82E−04 6
1000 4.2±1.6 180±62 180±61 1.05E−03 4.33E−04 6
2000 4.1±3.0 390±120 400±120 4.84E−04 2.25E−04 6

Notes. The endogenous mean across all exposure concentrations and the control was 3.0±1.4 adducts/107 dG. The sum was calculated by adding the endogenous and exogenous adducts from each sample, and mean and SD were calculated. A statistical comparison of exogenous and endogenous adducts was conducted using a t-test with a Bonferroni multiple-testing threshold for an overall false-positive rate of 0.05, corresponding to 0.005 as the threshold for each test. A second comparison between the sum of adducts and the endogenous mean was conducted using the same Bonferroni correction. *For the 0.1µM concentration, two samples had quantifiable amounts of exogenous adducts (shown). The remaining four samples did not have detectable levels of the exogenous adducts.