Rosehip extracts were tested on A-172 human glioblastoma (GBM) cell lines to determine their effects on cell death. The cell lines were treated with 250 μg/ml of rosehip extracts for 48 hours. As a positive control, some cells were also treated with staurosporine. The amount of cell death was measured using a live/dead colorimetric assay. The results showed that exposure to rosehip extracts did not result in cell death of the GBM cell lines.

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Fi g. 6. R osehip extracts do not promo te cell d eath .
Fig. 6 . Ex posure to Ros ehip extr acts does not resul t in cell death . A-17 2 huma n GBM c el l lines w ere tr eate d
with rosehip extr acts for 4 8 h at 250? /ml. In additi on to r ose hip ex trac ts, st au rosporine (1? ) was also used.
The a mount of cell death was dete rm ined us ing a Live/Dead c olori metirc assay.
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