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. 2019 Jul 24;9(8):300. doi: 10.3390/biom9080300

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Apoptosis induced by LDL(+) and LDL(−) in human monocytes. (A) Early, late, and total apoptosis, and necrosis induced in basal conditions (blank) or by LDL(+) (blue bars) and LDL(−) (red bars) (60 mg apoB/L) were evaluated by flow cytometry. Results are expressed as percentage of apoptotic cells, mean ± SD (n = 6), * vs. blank cells, and # vs. LDL(+), p < 0.05 (B). Representative experiment showing the effect of LDL(+) (left panel) and LDL(−) (right panel) on human monocytes.

Apoptosis induced by LDL(+) and LDL(−) in human monocytes. (A) Early, late, and total apoptosis, and necrosis induced in basal conditions (blank) or by LDL(+) (blue bars) and LDL(−) (red bars) (60 mg apoB/L) were evaluated by flow cytometry. Results are expressed as percentage of apoptotic cells, mean ± SD (n = 6), * vs. blank cells, and # vs. LDL(+), p < 0.05 (B). Representative experiment showing the effect of LDL(+) (left panel) and LDL(−) (right panel) on human monocytes.