Figure 2. Pre- and post-exposure of D. magna to CAE increases survival to lead toxicity. Ten 3-day old Daphnia neonates were used in the acute toxicity assays for each set-up, and the number of surviving neonates were recorded every hour for a 24-hour period. All the survival plots from Figure 1 are superimposed (with non-solid colored markers) in panels A to C for comparison with the assorted pre- and post-exposure assay designs in A) 10 ug/mL, B) 15 ug/mL, and C) 20 ug/mL CAE with survival plots normalized to no extract/ no Pb (control). D) Recorded hour of first and last deaths, and hour death reached 50% within the 24-hour observation period (nr = did not reach 50% death)

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Crude Anthocyanin Extract (CAE) from Ballatinao Black Rice Reduces Acute Lead Toxicity in Daphnia magna

Kevin Austin L. Ona, Paul Mark B. Medina

Journal of Environment Pollution and Human Health. 2015, 3(1), 18-23 doi:10.12691/jephh-3-1-4