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. 2019 Sep 3;97(11):4557–4566. doi: 10.1093/jas/skz292

Table 5.

Effects of dietary garcinol on acid–base balance parameters in the umbilical venous and arterial blood of newborn piglets

Item Mean (SD) P-value Range (min–max)
CON1 LOW1 HIGH1
UA pH 7.25 (0.05)a 7.35 (0.26)b 7.58 (0.14)b 0.048 6.72–7.63
UA pCO2%, mm Hg 67.2 (1.4)a 61.8 (2.3)b 58.3 (5.9)b 0.029 56.2–73.1
UA base excess, mEq·L−1 −1 (4)a 2 (2)b 3 (2)b 0.012 (−21)–(16)
UA HCO3, mmol/L 30 (6)a 35 (4)b 40 (5)b 0.018 12–42
UV pH 7.36 (0.13)a 7.41 (0.29)b 7.67 (0.08)b 0.023 6.84–7.76
UV pCO2%, mm Hg 48.9 (4.2)a 45.4 (1.9)ab 37.1 (6.2)b 0.035 28.4–59.5
UV base excess, mEq·L−1 2 (6)a 3 (1)b 3 (3)b 0.0144 (-18)-(9)
UV HCO3, mmol/L 15 (4)a 21 (6)ab 29 (2)b 0.036 9–35

1Dietary treatment: CON = control diet; LOW = control diet with 200 mg/kg garcinol; HIGH = control diet with 600 mg/kg garcinol. UA = Umbilical artery; UV = Umbilical vein.a,bMeans with different superscripts in the same row differ (P < 0.05).