Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Dose-response relationships for 4 short-chain fatty acids. / Butyric (A), propionic (B), pentanoic (C), and hexanoic (D) acid are shown. ○ indicates values from experiments performed on different days. • indicates mean values. All 4 short-chain fatty acids increase the γF/γF+2βR ratio. Higher levels of γF/γF+2βR ratios were observed in propionate- and pentanoate-treated cells, though at higher concentrations than butyrate. Hexanoate was the weakest γ-globin gene inducer among the short-chain fatty acids tested.

Dose-response relationships for 4 short-chain fatty acids.

Butyric (A), propionic (B), pentanoic (C), and hexanoic (D) acid are shown. ○ indicates values from experiments performed on different days. • indicates mean values. All 4 short-chain fatty acids increase the γFF+2βR ratio. Higher levels of γFF+2βR ratios were observed in propionate- and pentanoate-treated cells, though at higher concentrations than butyrate. Hexanoate was the weakest γ-globin gene inducer among the short-chain fatty acids tested.

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