Fig. 2From: Orlistat, a competitive lipase inhibitor used as an antiobesity remedy, enhances inflammatory reactions in the intestineA Effect of extracts from 100 mg of fecal matter from mice in HFDOrl group and its Dichloromethane (DCM) extract versus fecal extracts from ND and HFD-fed mouse groups and pure Orlistat (dissolved in DMSO) on ROS production in HCT-116-ARE cells challenged with and without t-BHP. Untreated, DMSO, and t-BHP-treated cells were used as controls. Intestinal epithelial mRNA expression of B SOD2, C Nrf2, and D caspase 3 analyzed by qRT-PCR for the three treatment groups; Normal Diet-fed (ND) as the control group, High fat diet-fed (HFD), and HFD-fed with Orlistat (HFDOrl) treatment groups. Data are presented as the mean concentration ± SEM. Different letters denote the significance of differences compared with the control (p < 0.05)Back to article page