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. 2014 May 21;45(2):831–842. doi: 10.3892/ijo.2014.2452

Table IV.

Viability of HIFF cells treated with flavonols.

A, Viability of cells treated with 50 μM flavonol

Flavonol N % Viability of HIFF (50 μM)a
Quercetin 3 84.47±2.21%
Kaempferol 3 73.82±1.38%
Kaempferide 3 52.17±1.17%
Galangin (5f) 3 47.95±1.38%
3′-Iodo flavonol (5c) 4 46.79±2.48%
4′-Iodo flavonol (5d) 3 34.77±0.99%
4′-Methyl flavonol (5e) 3 37.50±2.27%
3′-Benzoyl flavonol (5a) 3 34.80±0.20%
3′-Phenyl flavonol (8c) 3 34.63±2.74%
4′-Phenyl flavonol (8d) 5 34.42±3.67%
4′-Benzoyl flavonol (5b) 3 32.33±2.92%

B, Viability at the average combined EC50 concentration of DU-145 and PC-3 for each flavonol

Flavonol N Flavonol (μM) % Viability of HIFFa

4′-Benzoyl flavonol (5b) 3 13 110.92±3.20%
3′-Iodo flavonol (5c) 4 13 105.98±5.79%
Kaempferol 4 36 105.57±5.66%
Quercetin 6 36 94.01±7.67%
Galangin (5f) 4 20 92.63±5.58%
3′-Benzoyl flavonol (5a) 6 12 90.36±4.85%
Kaempferide 3 17 83.91±1.31%
4′-Phenyl flavonol (8d) 4 6 82.09±5.48%
4′-Iodo flavonol (5d) 3 6 70.21±2.70%
4′-Methyl flavonol (5e) 3 12 65.00±4.12%
3′-Phenyl flavonol (8c) 3 6 53.08±9.54%
a

Values are mean ± SEM.