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. 2020 Feb 7;25(3):724. doi: 10.3390/molecules25030724

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Effect of curcumin on apoptosis by flow cytometry. (a) control group 97.4% cells were viable as PI^- & Annexin V⁻; (b) viable cells decreased to 80 in BaP only group as 12.7% Annexin V⁺ (early apoptosis) and 5.6% PI⁺ and Annexin V+ (late apoptosis); (c) curcumin plus BaP group reduced the apoptosis; (d) curcumin only group showed no significant difference in comparison to the control group. The cell cycle distributions were calculated and expressed as means ± SDs of three independent experiments.

Effect of curcumin on apoptosis by flow cytometry. (a) control group 97.4% cells were viable as PI^- & Annexin V⁻; (b) viable cells decreased to 80 in BaP only group as 12.7% Annexin V⁺ (early apoptosis) and 5.6% PI⁺ and Annexin V+ (late apoptosis); (c) curcumin plus BaP group reduced the apoptosis; (d) curcumin only group showed no significant difference in comparison to the control group. The cell cycle distributions were calculated and expressed as means ± SDs of three independent experiments.