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. 2016 Nov 29;66(2):551–559. doi: 10.2337/db16-0323

Table 1.

Quantitation of threshold-integrated density of proinsulin, insulin, and Zn2+ staining in RW and WT Tg+ and Tg− mice fed an HFD or ND

ZP1 Insulin Proinsulin
RW HFD Tg+
458 ± 83a1,c1,d1
479 ± 52.6a2,c2,d2
199 ± 20a3,c3
RW HFD Tg−
782 ± 87
343 ± 30.6
284 ± 78
RW ND Tg+
804 ± 120b1
121.4 ± 18b2
116 ± 8.9b3
RW ND Tg−
620 ± 116
50.9 ± 9.6
240 ± 35
WT HFD Tg+
828 ± 138e1,f1
48.1 ± 9.6e2,f2
204 ± 21.3e3
WT HFD Tg−
466 ± 57
80.5 ± 9.2
137 ± 16.4
WT ND Tg+
301 ± 56
31.2 ± 6.4
205 ± 8.5
WT ND Tg− 646 ± 78 31.2 ± 11 206 ± 33

Values are the average × 104 ± SEM in relative fluorescence units of threshold-integrated density from 3–4 independent experiments (n = 15–25).

a1,a2,a3 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8RW Tg+ and Tg− mice fed an HFD in pancreatic ZP1, insulin, and proinsulin staining, respectively.

b1,b2,b3 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8RW and ZnT8WT Tg+ mice fed a ND in pancreatic ZP1, insulin, and proinsulin staining, respectively.

c1,c2,c3 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8RW Tg+ mice fed an HFD vs. ND in pancreatic ZP1, insulin, and proinsulin staining, respectively.

d1,d2 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8RW and ZnT8WT Tg+ mice fed an HFD in pancreatic ZP1, insulin, and proinsulin staining, respectively.

e1,e2,e3 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8WT Tg+ and Tg− mice fed an HFD in pancreatic ZP1, insulin, and proinsulin staining, respectively.

f1,f2 indicate a significant difference between ZnT8WT Tg+ and Tg− mice fed a ND in pancreatic ZP1 and insulin staining, respectively.