Pasteurized Orange Juice Rich in Carotenoids Protects Caenorhabditis elegans against Oxidative Stress and β-Amyloid Toxicity through Direct and Indirect Mechanisms
Table 5
Effect of pasteurized juice from ‘Bahia’ and ‘Cara Cara’ oranges on C. elegans paralysis induced by β-amyloid expression.
Strain and conditions
Mean paralysis time ()
% mean paralysis time variation vs. control
value (log rank) POJa vs. untreatedb
value (log rank) PBJc vs. PCJb,d
e
CL2006 on E. coli OP50
Untreated
84 (3)
2% Bahia
25.0
<0.0001
85 (3)
2% Cara Cara
46.0
<0.0001
<0.0001
84 (3)
CL2006 on E. coli OP50-HKa
Untreated
86 (3)
2% Bahia
23.0
<0.0001
80 (3)
2% Cara Cara
48.0
<0.0001
<0.0001
82 (3)
CL2006 on control(RNAi)
Untreated
88 (3)
2% Bahia
14.0
<0.0001
89 (3)
2% Cara Cara
15.0
<0.0001
0.5562
89 (3)
CL2006 on skn-1(RNAi)
Untreated
87 (3)
2% Bahia
-6.0
0.0191
88 (3)
2% Cara Cara
-6.1
0.0151
0.8555
89 (3)
CL2006 on daf-16(RNAi)
Untreated
89 (3)
2% Bahia
0.9
0.6016
88 (3)
2% Cara Cara
1.9
0.4024
0.8582
89 (3)
CL2006 on hsf-1(RNAi)
Untreated
88 (3)
2% Bahia
7.2
0.0069
89 (3)
2% Cara Cara
-9.8
<0.0001
<0.0001
89 (3)
HK: heat killed, aPOJ, pasteurized orange juice, bcomparisons were performed using log-rank (Mantel-Cox) test. cPBJ, pasteurized ‘Bahia’ orange juice, dPCJ, pasteurized ‘Cara Cara’ orange juice, etotal number of animals analyzed. The number in parentheses indicates the number of independent trials.