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. 2020 Aug 5;22(4):3418–3428. doi: 10.3892/mmr.2020.11420

Table IV.

Effect of GI on oxidative factors in serum and colon tissues of mice with ulcerative colitis.

A, Serum

DSS

GI, g/kg
Oxidative factors CTRL Model SASP, 0.6 g/kg 1.0 2.0 4.0
SOD, U/ml 99.7±3.3 81.7±2.6c 94.8±3.1e 83.9±3.1 93.8±2.2e 98.2±1.9f
CAT, U/ml 26.8±0.9 21.9±1.1b 28.1±1.6e 24.7±1.7 29.5±1.7e 25.7±0.5d
ROS, U/ml 177.1±3.1 174.2±3.9 165.6±2.8 167.3±5.7 172.4±2.1 179.9±0.7
NO, µmol/l 14.0±0.6 17.8±0.8b 14.3±0.6d 15.3±0.8d 15.5±0.8d 15.1±0.4d

B, Colon

DSS

GI, g/kg

Oxidative factors CTRL Model SASP, 0.6 g/kg 1.0 2.0 4.0

SOD, U/mgprot 152.0±9.6 104.5±9.1b 145.0±11.2d 113.8±3.7 119.7±8.6 142.4±4.3d
CAT, U/mgprot 31.3±2.2 21.4±2.1a 27.8±0.9d 22.2±0.6 25.3±1.9 22.2±1.4
ROS, U/mgprot 310.7±23.9 418.2±33.7a 308.5±22.7d 292.2±19.3d 310.3±13.2d 284.1±13.0d
NO, µmol/gprot 13.8±1.1 21.9±2.8a 11.5±1.9e 11.6±0.9d 12.0±1.7d 8.0±0.5e

Data were analyzed using a one-way ANOVA and are expressed as the mean ± SEMs (n=8).

a

P<0.05

b

P<0.01

c

P<0.001 vs. control mice

d

P<0.05

e

P<0.01

f

P<0.001 vs. DSS-induced UC mice. GI, Gloeostereum incarnatum; CTRL, control; DSS, dextran sulfate sodium.