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Corrigendum to “Reduced Oxidative Stress Contributes to the Lipid Lowering Effects of Isoquercitrin in Free Fatty Acids Induced Hepatocytes”
7 auth. W. Hassan, Gao Rongyin, Abdelkader Daoud, Lin Ding, Lulu Wang, Jun Liu, ...
The pictures for “FFA (1 mM) + simva.” treatment groups (in Figures 4(a), 4(c), 6(a), and 6(b)) and “FFA (1 mM) + IQ (5 μM) (in Figure 4(c))” were misrepresented inadvertently. Corrected figures are given here.
Figure 4
Effects of IQ on RO…
The pictures for “FFA (1 mM) + simva.” treatment groups (in Figures 4(a), 4(c), 6(a), and 6(b)) and “FFA (1 mM) + IQ (5 μM) (in Figure 4(c))” were misrepresented inadvertently. Corrected figures are given here.
Figure 4
Effects of IQ on ROS in FFA induced primary rat hepatocytes and BRL-3A cells. (a) shows the pictographs of effects of IQ on BRL-3A cells. Magnification ×200. (b) illustrates the histograms from flow cytometry showing effects of IQ on primary rat ...
Figure 6
Effects of IQ on intracellular lipid accumulation and ROS levels. Primary rat hepatocytes were treated with FFA for 24 hours first and then treated with IQ for another 24 hours. Lipid accumulation was determined by oil red staining while ROS was analyzed ...
The western blot for AMPK in Figure 10(a) is provided in a correct sequence of treatment.
Figure 10
Validation for the effects of IQ in regulating AMPK pathway. (a) Representative western blots of AMPK, AMPK-p (and (b)), and ACC-p (and (c)). Primary rat hepatocytes were treated with FFA to induce the cells and coadministered with IQ or simvastatin for ...
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