Chen X, Wang J, Zhu H, Li Y, Ding J, Peng Y.

	Fig 1. The time to completed metamorphosis (TCM) curves of Xenopus laevis tadpoles exposed to purified Cry1Ca and transgenic cry1Ca rice (T1C-19) straw. Control: blank control; 1C-10: 10 μg L–1 Cry1Ca protein; 1C-100: 100 μg L–1 Cry1Ca protein; MH63: MH63 rice straw;
	Fig 2. The growth curves of Xenopus laevis froglets (body weight) when fed diets containing transgenic cry1Ca rice (T1C-19) or non-transformed rice isoline (MH63) grains, or a blank control diet for 90 days (n = 4).
	Fig 3. Histopathological staining of tissues from Xenopus laevis froglets after consuming the transgenic cry1Ca rice (T1C-19) test diet (a), the non-transformed isoline (MH63) test diet (b), or the blank control diet (c) for 90 days.

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