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. 2022 Apr 11;19(4):740–752. doi: 10.7150/ijms.69807

Table 1.

Influence of NAC in VCM-induced changes of metabolic parameters.

Control NAC
(10 mg/kg)
NAC
(30 mg/kg)
Vit C
(200 mg/kg)
Initial weight (g) 202.68±4.74 204.90±3.15 206.82±4.07 201.94±3.73
Final weight (g) 258.64±9.83 235.83±7.95 231.71±14.90 249.89±8.16
Kidney weight (g) 1.01±0.05 0.89±0.04 0.96±0.06 0.90±0.03
Kidney index (%) 0.40±0.02 0.36±0.03 0.41±0.02 0.47±0.05
Food intake (g) 20.72±0.96 19.29±1.91 19.97±4.80 18.31±2.25
VCM VCM+NAC
(10 mg/kg)
VCM+NAC
(30 mg/kg)
VCM+Vit C
(200 mg/kg)
Initial weight (g) 210.33±5.50 209.16±8.43 206.28±1.73 204.65±4.65
Final weight (g) 179.27±7.98** 230.53±10.70# 206.92±11.29# 204.17±9.05#
Kidney weight (g) 2.48±0.96** 1.16±0.08# 1.28±0.13# 1.19±0.09#
Kidney index (%) 1.36±0.41** 0.50±0.04# 0.59±0.07# 0.58±0.03#
Food intake (g) 5.18±1.32** 14.28±1.32# 10.88±1.80# 10.79±2.08#

Table 1. Data was performed from 5 rats and presented as mean ± SEM. **p<0.01, significantly different with that in the control group. #p<0.05, significantly different with that in the VCM group. The significance was analyzed by ANOVA followed by Tukey's test.