1. Food-additive exposure reduces adult fly survival under some feeding conditions.
Food-additive exposure reduces adult fly survival under some feeding conditions. Each experimental diet was compared with the control diet. (A) Control diet (0.15 M sucrose; n=945). (B) High-sugar (HS) diet (1.0 M sucrose; P=0.7294, χ , d.f.=1; n=797). (C) 50 ppm TiO2 diet (P=0.8468, χ , d.f.=1; n=999). (D) 500 ppm TiO2 diet (P=0.0792, χ , d.f.=1; n=1189). (E) 1% TWEEN 20 diet (P<0.0001, χ , d.f.=1; n=937). (F) 1% salt diet (P<0.0001, χ , d.f.=1; n=949). P-values were calculated using the Mantel–Cox log-rank test.
Matthew T. Pereira et al. Dis. Model. Mech. 2018;11:dmm034520
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