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Protective effect of resveratrol on serum deprivation induced cell death in primary fibroblasts

Resveratrol is an active compound isolated from red grape. In the literature contradictory data are available, as both its pro‐ and antiapoptotic effect have been described. The cell type used can be one of the major differences between the various models. The compound might differentially affect tumorigenic and normal cells. In this study we aimed to study its effect in non‐transformed cells, thus primary mouse embryonic fibroblasts have been used. Apoptosis has been induced by serum deprivation resulting in significant caspase 3 activation within 3 hours.