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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Toxicol Appl Pharmacol. 2023 Jan 13;460:116377. doi: 10.1016/j.taap.2023.116377

Table 2.

Estimated average low and high dietary BaP consumption prior to and during study as estimated by self-reported food logs (ng/day)a

Volunteer Pre-dosingb Post-dosingb Pre-dosing Brussels sproutsc Post-Brussels sprouts after dosingc Pre-dosing DIMd Post-DIM after dosingd Average ± SD Low Average ± SD High
L H L H L H L H L H L H
021 189 200 130 165 151 179 167 173 78 80 121 169 139±39 161±42
022 138 208 247 325 154 196 462 538 107 168 128 187 206±134 270±142
025 331 393 274 368 .220 305 151 228 194 356 315 438 248±071 348±73
028 141 222 783 1215 273 389 208 449 384 556 291 408 347±229 540±348
031 208 289 829 876 253 381 128 161 276 356 244 312 323±253 396±247
041 148 178 572 663 211 283 420 462 75 108 121 190 258±196 314±210
042 170 193 343 387 147 250 236 258 195 207 184 205 213±70 250±72
Average ± SD 206
79
256
83
408
287
514
378
201
52
283
82
253
134
324
155
187
114
262
170
201
83
273
113
a

The source of the low (L) and high (H) estimates in foods was taken from Jakszyn et al., 2004; Kazerouniac, et al., 2001; EFSA, 2008; Wu and Yu, 2012; Zelinkova and Wenzl, 2015

The “pre-“ is the 3 days prior to [14C]-BaP dosing and the estimates for columns labeled “post-“ are from the 2-days post dosing

b

Non-supplemented

c

Brussels sprout arm of the study

d

The DIM arm of the study