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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 26.
Published in final edited form as: Food Funct. 2020 Apr 29;11(5):4114–4122. doi: 10.1039/d0fo00565g

Table 3.

Plasma concentration of tea polyphenols collected during the third week of GT/Q intervention

GT − placebo
GT − quercetin
Repeated measures ANOVA (interaction) Repeated measures ANOVA (group) Repeated measures ANOVA (time)
T0 nmol L−1 T2 nmol L−1 T0 nmol L−1 T2 nmol L−1 p-Value p-Value p-Value
EGC 63.5 (114.0)a 233.7 (141.7)b 70.5 (121)a 385.7 (220.9)b 0.066 0.063 <0.001
EC 24.5 (57.1)a 301.4 (203.0)b 42.5 (65.5)a 349.5 (183.9)b 0.650 0.396 <0.001
MeEGC 3.9 (15.3)a 62.6 (59.9)b 16.9 (36.2)a 106.1 (58.3)b 0.154 0.038 <0.001
EGCG 96.7 (189.0)a 172.2 (103.7)a 31.2 (48.6)a 135.1 (111.0)b 0.533 0.182 0.001
ECG 8.4 (17.5)a 63.3 (16.0)b 7.4 (13.5)a 67.1 (28.3)b 0.620 0.771 <0.001
C-Sum 197.1 (303)a 833.2 (311)b 168.6 (212)a 1043.5 (477)b 0.131 0.334 <0.001
Q 15.1 (15.3)a 30.4 (24.4)b 175 (92.1)c 419.7 (189.7)d <0.001 <0.001 <0.001
IsoR 9.4 (7.6)a 10.7 (8.8)a 43.3 (20.8)b 57.5 (21.8)c <0.001 <0.001 <0.001

Data are mean ± SD. A repeated measures ANOVA model was used. Values not sharing a common letter differ significantly by Tukey/Kramer post-hoc test across all values. Number of participants: GT + PL = 16, GT + Q = 15. Quercetin (Q), isorhamnetin (IsoR), catechin sum (C-sum).