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. 2020 Jan 21;16:197–206. doi: 10.1016/j.omto.2020.01.003

Table 1.

Effect of RNA Interference on the Percentage of Cell Viability in FTC-133 Cells

Treatment % of Inhibition of Cell Viability
24 h 48 h 72 h
2 nM scrambled 99.01 ± 1 98.77 ± 1 99.31 ± 1
4 nM scrambled 98.97 ± 2 97.89 ± 2 98.72 ± 2
6 nM scrambled 98.45 ± 2 98.34 ± 3 97.44 ± 2
8 nM scrambled 97.86 ± 3 98.78 ± 2 99.33 ± 1
10 nM scrambled 97.93 ± 2 97.88 ± 2 97.01 ± 2
2 nM siRNA 94.99 ± 1 91.01 ± 1 89.58 ± 3
4 nM siRNA 86.78 ± 1* 83.06 ± 3* 81.99 ± 1*
6 nM siRNA 78.67 ± 3* 66.78 ± 2* 65.97 ± 2*
8 nM siRNA 70.24 ± 2* 51.55 ± 1* 51.34 ± 1*
10 nM siRNA 64.01 ± 2* 42.88 ± 3* 41.99 ± 2*

The effect of RNA interference on the percentage of cell viability was determined though an MTT test in human follicular human thyroid cancer cell line cultures (FTC-133) transfected with different concentrations (2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 nM) of scrambled control or siRNA-TfR1 for 24, 48, and 72 h. Results are expressed as the mean ± SD of the values of five separate experiments performed in triplicate. *p < 0.05 for differences versus controls.