Research Article

Preventive Effect of Small-Leaved Kuding Tea (Ligustrum robustum (Roxb.) Bl.) Polyphenols on D-Galactose-Induced Oxidative Stress and Aging in Mice

Table 4

Organ index of mice in each group.

GroupThymus indexBrain indexCardiac indexLiver
index
Spleen indexKidney index

Normal0.26±0.03 5.02±0.05 3.69±0.05 24.33±0.41 1.67±0.05 4.72±0.06
Model0.11±0.03 3.18±0.03 2.63±0.06 16.18±0.33 1.03±0.03 3.02±0.05
Vc0.19±0.02 4.66±0.07 3.08±0.04 20.08±0.32 1.38±0.05 4.09±0.07
PSLKDT-L0.15±0.02 3.82±0.05 2.79±0.06 18.85±0.29 1.22±0.06 3.57±0.04
PSLKDT-H0.22±0.01 4.81±0.04 3.47±0.05 22.82±0.36 b1.53±0.04 4.51±0.03

Values presented are the mean ± standard deviation (N=10/group). Mean values with different letters over the same column are significantly different (p<0.05) according to Duncan’s multiple range test. Vc: mice treated with vitamin C (100 mg/kg); PSLKDT-L: mice treated with low concentration of polyphenol of small-leaved Kuding tea (50 mg/kg); PSLKDT-H: mice treated with high concentration of polyphenol of small-leaved Kuding tea (100 mg/kg).