Figures & data
Table 1 Primer sequences used in reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR)
Figure 1 The cytotoxicity of kefir on CEM and Jurkat cells.
Note: Error bars represent the standard deviation.
![Figure 1 The cytotoxicity of kefir on CEM and Jurkat cells.Note: Error bars represent the standard deviation.](/cms/asset/d164ecc5-be07-4fce-b37e-4aa9f0aa598c/dcmr_a_15109_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2 Effect of kefir on the viability of normal lymphocytes from the blood of healthy patients.
Notes: Error bars represent standard deviation. Kefir does not result in significant reduction in the viability of normal lymphocytes.
![Figure 2 Effect of kefir on the viability of normal lymphocytes from the blood of healthy patients.Notes: Error bars represent standard deviation. Kefir does not result in significant reduction in the viability of normal lymphocytes.](/cms/asset/c46b8186-be43-4c94-970f-7041ac5a171b/dcmr_a_15109_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 Effect of kefir on the proliferation of CEM and Jurkat cells.
Notes: The error bars represent standard deviation. Kefir causes a dose and time-dependent reduction in proliferation.
![Figure 3 Effect of kefir on the proliferation of CEM and Jurkat cells.Notes: The error bars represent standard deviation. Kefir causes a dose and time-dependent reduction in proliferation.](/cms/asset/7bc6cf38-b007-4c72-aa05-b5fad561bd67/dcmr_a_15109_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4 Effect of kefir on the cell cycle/apoptosis by flow cytometry on CEM and Jurkat cells. Results indicate that kefir causes a G0/G1 arrest, as evidenced by the increase in the cells in the pre-G1 phase.
![Figure 4 Effect of kefir on the cell cycle/apoptosis by flow cytometry on CEM and Jurkat cells. Results indicate that kefir causes a G0/G1 arrest, as evidenced by the increase in the cells in the pre-G1 phase.](/cms/asset/28c22e88-3495-4c63-a702-6436c6c65e69/dcmr_a_15109_f0004_c.jpg)