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. 2014 Mar;22(2):100–105. doi: 10.4062/biomolther.2014.012

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Fig. 7. — Effect of apigenin on fluoride-induced increases in phospho-MLC₂₀ levels. Phospho-MLC₂₀ levels expressed as a percentage to the total MLC₂₀ were significantly decreased in quick frozen apigenin-treated rat aorta in the absence of endothelium compared to vehicle-treated rat aorta precontracted with fluoride. Data are expressed as the means of 3–5 experiments with vertical lines representing SEMs. ^*p<0.05, ^##p<0.01, versus control or normal group respectively. Apigenin: 0.1 mM apigenin; Fluoride: 6 mM sodium fluoride.