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. 2016 Apr 11;7(4):413–424. doi: 10.1007/s13340-016-0268-9

Table 3.

Therapeutic effects of different drugs on oxidative stress markers in diabetic rats

Groups NO (µmol/g tissue) MDA (µg/mg protein) SOD (µg/mg protein) GSH (µg/mg protein) TAC (mM/l)
Control 39.18f ± 3.95 70.68d ± 2.89 0.82a ± 0.07 2.21a ± 0.12 2.26a ± 0.17
Diabetic 88.92a ± 6.59 (+127.00) 109.65a ± 7.50 (+55.20) 0.53d ± 0.06 (−35.00) 1.52e ± 0.057 (−31.00) 1.21e ± 0.06 (−46.40)
Treated (Rowatinex) 66.24b ± 6.19 [−25.50] 87.04c ± 5.9 [−20.60] 0.68a ± 0.06 [+27.00] 1.78c ± 0.12 [+16.60] 2.02b ± 0.12 [+67.00]
Treated (melatonin) 55.60c ± 5.65 [−37.47] 92.66b ± 5.48 [−15.50] 0.71c ± 0.07 [+32.50] 1.64d ± 0.05 [+7.60] 1.96bc ± 0.11 [+62.50]
Treated (Rowatinex + melatonin) 58.8c ± 6.23 [−34.00] 90.06bc ± 9.96 [−18.00] 0.71c ± 0.13 [+32.40] 2.04b ± 0.16 [+34.00] 2.04b ± 0.14 [+68.50]
LSP 49.16g ± 3.85 [−44.70] 90.98bc ± 8.13 [−17.00] 0.766b ± 0.06 [+43.00] 1.85c ± 0.28 [+21.75] 1.90c ± 0.14 [+57.00]
LSP + melatonin 43.52e ± 0.84 [−51.00] 86.84c ± 7.38 [−21.00] 0.72bc ± 0.11 [+35.50] 2.00b ± 0.14 [+31.00] 1.77d ± 0.16 [+46.00]

Data are mean ± SD of ten rats in each group

Statistical analysis was done using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) using the CoStat computer program accompanied by the least significance level (LSD) between groups at p < 0.05

Unshared superscript letters are significant values between groups at p < 0.0001

Values between brackets are % changes over the control group

Values between parentheses are % changes over the diabetic group