Gastric Cancer
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2003.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 15, 2003; 9(1): 44-49
Published online Jan 15, 2003. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v9.i1.44
Table 1 The diets given after 2 wk of giving BP
Groupdiets
Salad oil Control (A)Standard diet + salad oil: fat (salad oil) concentration was 20%
BP Control (B)Standard diet + salad oil: fat (salad oil) concentration was 20%
BP + 75% c9,t11-CLA (C)Standard diet + salad oil + 75% c9,t11-CLA: Fat (salad oil) concentration was 20%, CLA 0.8%
BP + 98% c9,t11-CLA (D)Standard diet + salad oil + 98% c9,t11-CLA: Fat (salad oil) concentration was 20%, CLA 0.5%
BP + 98% t10,c12-CLA (E)Standard diet + salad oil + 98% t10,c12-CLA: Fat (salad oil) concentration was 20%, CLA 0.5%
Table 2 Inhibition of BP-induced forestomach neoplasia in female KunMing mice by CLA
GroupNo. of mice (No. of tumor-bearing mice)/treatmentTotal number of tumorsTumor incidence (%)Tumors/tumor-bearing mousedDiameter/tumor (CM)
A14 (0)0000
B12 (12)311002.58 ± 0.900.216 ± 0.088
C12 (9)2375.0a2.56 ± 0.730.157 ± 0.047e
D13 (9)2269.2bc2.44 ± 0.530.127 ± 0.038e
E13 (7)2153.8bc3.00 ± 0.580.128 ± 0.077e
Table 3 The effects of CLA on mouse plasma lipid peroxidation
GroupMDA in plasma (nmol/L)
A9.995 ± 1.634
B9.937 ± 1.854
C17.668 ± 4.610ab
D14.005 ± 4.116a
E13.303 ± 3.593a
Table 4 The effects of CLA on apoptosis in mice stomach (103 cells)
GroupApoptotic cell numbers
A42.63 ± 6.02
B30.88 ± 3.72
C144.00 ± 20.31a
D153.75 ± 23.25a
E157.25 ± 15.95a