Fig. 6From: The metabolome as a link in the genotype-phenotype map for peroxide resistance in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogasterSupplemental Maltose or Glucose Increases Resistance to Peroxide. Females of three different DGRP lines were allowed to feed on media containing 2% glucose with the indicated amount of supplemental maltose (a). b Mated females fed on glucose food containing 2% of either additional maltose, additional glucose, or additional lactose, or control without additional carbohydrate for four days prior to being transferred to 2% glucose food containing 2% H2O2 for survival analysis. Points are the mean lifespans (± 1 s.e.) of 49 to 60 flies. ANOVA was used to compare the effect of maltose (P = 0.0035) after removing the effect of line in (a). The log-rank test was used in (b) to test the difference between lifespans of carbohydrate-fed verses control flies (asterisk, Bonferroni-corrected P ≤ 0.05)Back to article page