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In the statistical analysis, the P -value for the difference between the control group and the mixture of tartrazine and onion juice was more than 0.05 and in the rest less than 0.05, and this shows that the difference in the mean SOD in the control group and the mixture of tartrazine and onion juice is not significant
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