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Table 1 Quantitative histochemical reaction product in the dorsal horn of control and diabetic mice.

Enzyme	Control Mean ± S.D.	Diabetic Mean ± S.D	t-test significance level

AP	6.058 ± 0.254	5.949 ± 0.210	P = 0.026*
CO	3.997 ± 0.172	3.989 ± 0.137	P = 0.800
NADPH-d	1.320 ± 0.354	0.733 ± 0.228	P

* indicates significant difference. Standard deviation (S.D.). Following densitometric measurements, the numbers were transformed to a 0 to 10 scale for clarity of presentation and comparison. Optical density values fall along a range of 0 representing minimal staining intensity (no staining) and 10 representing extremely dense staining (black).

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