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. 2018 Jul 23;7(7):543–550. doi: 10.1002/open.201800110

Table 2.

Cytotoxic effect of investigated lactones against L929 cells.[a]

Concentration [μg/mL] Controls
50 20 10 5 0.5 C+ C‐ DMSO
Viable cells [%] IC50[μg/mL]
5 a  7*±0.010 16*±0.018 26*±0.011 32*±0.015 39*±0.018 0.39
5 b 16*±0.015 34*±0.014 54*±0.011 60*±0.010 81±0.018 9.26
5 c 15*±0.02 29*±0.019 32*±0.010 45*±0.010 54*±0.017 0.46
6 a 45*±0.011 55*±0.016 74±0.015 98±0.010 99±0.014 18
6 b 34*±0.011 39*±0.010 45*±0.018 53*±0.012 66±0.015 100±0.015 0 79±0.016 4.7
6 c 14*±0.012 28*±0.011 50*±0.019 67*±0.017 70±0.012 10
7 a 14*±0.013 34*±0.017 38*±0.014 45*±0.019 51*±0.012 0.49
7 b 26*±0.011 34*±0.016 45*±0.017 53*±0.019 63*±0.014 4.7
7 c 30*±0.015 36*±0.013 54*±0.015 66*±0.019 75±0.015 9.26

[a] The cytotoxicity was assessed by the MTT reduction assay. The cell viability was calculated for four experiments, including three repeats for each compound. Complete RMPI medium (cRPMI) was used as a positive control (C+) of cell viability (100 % viable cells) and 0.03 % H2O2 as a negative control (C−) of cell viability (100 % dead inactive cells). All values were expressed as the mean ± SD. The differences positive control and tested compounds were tested the non‐parametric Mann‐Whitney U test. Statistical significance: *p<0.05.