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. 2013 Apr 6;22(2):157–162. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2013.03.004

Table 3.

Anti-inflammatory activity and duration of tested compounds at 50 mg/kg using carrageen an induced rat paw edema method.

Compound ID	Percent protection
Compound ID	3 h	6 h	12 h
4	39.14 ± 0.02^⁎^,^⁎⁎	56.26 ± 0.04^⁎^,^⁎⁎	51.41 ± 0.24^⁎^,^⁎⁎
5	41.75 ± 0.65^⁎^,^⁎⁎	62.83 ± 0.61^⁎^,^⁎⁎	58.15 ± 0.06^⁎^,^⁎⁎
6	27.2 ± 0.01^⁎^,^⁎⁎	38.15 ± 0.04^⁎^,^⁎⁎	36.41 ± 0.25^⁎^,^⁎⁎
7	36.58 ± 0.47^⁎^,^⁎⁎	44.62 ± 0.09^⁎^,^⁎⁎	49.71 ± 0.34^⁎^,^⁎⁎
8	27.92 ± 0.3^⁎^,^⁎⁎	41.14 ± 0.07^⁎^,^⁎⁎	39.61 ± 0.67^⁎^,^⁎⁎
9	23.27 ± 0.71^⁎^,^⁎⁎	31.34 ± 0.06^⁎^,^⁎⁎	35.78 ± 0.86^⁎^,^⁎⁎
10	20.56±.03^⁎^,^⁎⁎	27.47 ± 0.03^⁎^,^⁎⁎	34.58 ± 0.43^⁎^,^⁎⁎
11	19.25 ± 0.71^⁎^,^⁎⁎	28.16 ± 0.02^⁎^,^⁎⁎	25.52 ± 0.6^⁎^,^⁎⁎

Ibuprofen (standard)	68.12 ± 0.61^⁎	69.91 ± 0.74^⁎	67.54 ± 0.07^⁎

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Significant difference from negative control and ibuprofen (standard), respectively at P < 0.0001, using Tukey’s test as post ANOVA test.