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Table 1 Effects of different concentrations of resveratrol on platelet aggregation (upper lines) and Ca2+ entry into platelets (lower lines) induced by thrombin, thapsigargin, and OAG

From: Resveratrol inhibits Ca2+ signals and aggregation of platelets

Resveratrol (μM)

0

3.125

6.25

12.5

25

50

Thrombin

 Aggregation (%)

81.83 (4.02)

73.38 (3.46)

66.25 (5.50)*

58.33 (12.09)**

40.8 (6.53)**

21.75 (9.57)**

 Ca2+ entry (nM)

125.34 (29.13)

104.73 (19.32)

101.63 (25.94)

92.59 (18.37)*

83.65 (4.98)**

63.52 (11.55)**

Thapsigargin

 Aggregation (%)

69.88 (3.08)

71.00 (5.18)

63.86 (7.40)**

49.17 (10.61)**

38.00 (9.17)**

20.50 (8.34)**

 Ca2+ entry (nM)

604.78 (128.07)

465.95 (126.16)

396.62 (129.83)**

395.69 (70.90)**

351.37 (37.91)**

320.73 (68.26)**

OAG

 Aggregation (%)

76.60 (4.40)

75.00 (3.00)

77.33 (2.31)

74.00 (4.42)

70.50 (3.41)

67.00 (6.90)

 Ca2+ entry (nM)

93.31 (16.64)

90.57 (6.92)

95.54 (5.45)

88.64 (12.48)

79.67 (11.28)

77.19 (12.11)

  1. Data are means (%) with standard deviations indicated in parentheses. Platelets were stimulated with thrombin (0.025 U/ml), thapsigargin (0.1 μM), and OAG (100 μM). Asterisks denote significant differences (*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01) from the control in the absence of resveratrol. N = 5-9