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Effects of Mpe and L-Dopa on climbing activity.

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posted on 2014-10-23, 03:28 authored by Simone Poddighe, Francescaelena De Rose, Roberto Marotta, Roberta Ruffilli, Maura Fanti, Pietro Paolo Secci, Maria Cristina Mostallino, Maria Dolores Setzu, Maria Antonietta Zuncheddu, Ignazio Collu, Paolo Solla, Francesco Marrosu, Sanjay Kasture, Elio Acquas, Anna Liscia

(A): Climbing activity of adult males wild-type (WT), untreated PINK1B9, PINK1B9 treated with Mucuna pruriens extract (Mpe) 0.1% and PINK1B9 treated with L-Dopa 0.01% (L-Dopa 0.01%). (B): Climbing activity of PINK1B9 adult males treated with Mpe 1 and 10% as compared with WT and untreated PINK1B9. (A) and (B): Treatments were administered to flies from their larval stage to the end of their life-cycle (L+/A+) and their effects were assayed at three different age steps (I: 3–6; II: 10–15; III: 20–25 days) of flies’ life-span. Values are average + SEM. *indicates p<0.05 at two-way ANOVA followed by HSD post-hoc test as compared to WT; **indicates p<0.05 at two-way ANOVA followed by HSD post-hoc test as compared to PINK1B9; ***indicates p<0.05 at two-way ANOVA followed by HSD post-hoc test as compared to PINK1B9 Mpe 0.1%. (C) and (D): Percentages of adult males WT, PINK1B9, Mpe 0.1%, L-Dopa 0.01% (C) and Mpe 1 and 10% (D) that could climb unto, or above, the line drawn at 6 cm from the bottom of the tube within 10 seconds.

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