Article Figures & Data
Figures
- Figure 1.
Illustration showing the correlation of MM-231/MM-468 cell growth inhibition versus TPC (A, B), TFC (C, D) and DPPH inhibition (E, F). Each point represents the genotype value for each of the two traits. Statistically significant differences represented by probability levels at *p<0.05, **p<0.01, and ***p<0.001 are calculated [n=196, r0.05=0.140, r0.01=0.184, r0.001=0.233].
- Figure 2.
PCA scatter plots of different traits. TPC: Total phenolic content; TFC: total flavonoid content; DPPH: antioxidant effect; MM-231 (Caucasian breast-cancer cells) and MM-468 (African American breast-cancer cells) anticancer activity. According to the PCA model, 53.16% and 18.55% of the variance were explained by the PC1 (TPC) and the PC2 (TFC) principal components, respectively.
- Figure 3.
Hierarchical clustering of phytochemical content and biological activities of muscadine population (196 genotypes). Data related to TPC, TFC, antioxidant activity, and anticancer activity for Caucasian (MM-231) and African American (MM-468) breast-cancer cells are presented as a percentage. The log2-transformed values of each character are represented by colors. Green boxes indicate higher levels and red boxes indicate lower levels compared to the control. The color change is proportional to the accumulation/activity levels (see the color scale at the bottom of the figure).
- Figure 4.
Frequency distribution of berry metabolomic traits and consequent biological activities of the muscadine population (n=196). Population means of each trait are indicated.
