In Vitro and In Vivo Improvement of Islet Quality and Transplantation Successes following Islet Treatment with Biomaterials in Diabetic Rats

Table 3

The effects of PRP&PIH on oxidative stress parameters in vitro condition.

Time	Once after isolation			24 h after isolation
Groups/parameters	MDA (mM)	SOD (U/ml)	CAT (U/ml)	MDA (mM)	SOD (U/ml)	CAT (U/ml)
Control-Islet
PRP-Islet				a1d1	a2d2	a1d2
PIH-Islet				a1d1	a2d1	a1d1
PRP&PIH-Islet				a1d1	a3b1c2d3	a2b1c1d3

Data are presented as from 8 batches of ten islets from 6 rats. ^aStatistically significant differences compared to control in the same time. ^bStatistically significant differences compared to the PRP-Islet group in the same time. ^cStatistically significant differences compared to the PIH-Islet group in the time. ^dStatistically significant differences compared to the same group and different time. ¹, ², and ³. Control-Islet: untreated islet; PRP-Islet: islet treated with PRP; PIH-Islet: islet treated with PIH; PRP&PIH-Islet: islet treated with PRP&PIH.