text: Yo, check it out, I got a study to share
  About NSAIDs causin' small intestinal despair
  They wanted to see if 5-ASA could protect the cells
  Against the injury caused by those NSAID spells
  
  They took IEC-6 cells, treated 'em just right
  With different doses of indomethacin, day and night
  Some got 5-ASA, some went solo
  In a serum-free medium, they let 'em go
  
  They ran some tests, like MTT assay
  To see if the cells were in good shape, okay?
  Cell apoptosis and caspase-3 activity, they checked it all
  Reactive oxygen species and SOD2, they made the call
  
  They did some Western blotting for occludin and ZO-1
  To see if 5-ASA could get the job done
  And a wound healing assay, to measure the speed
  Of those cells healin' up, fulfillin' their need
  
  The results came in, and they were quite clear
  5-ASA reduced cell apoptosis, no need to fear
  It fought the increase in ROS content, that's right
  While enhancin' the suppression of SOD2 with all its might
  
  And that's not all, it reversed the attenuation
  Of occludin and ZO-1, a true salvation
  Plus, it helped the cells heal faster, no doubt
  After an indomethacin-induced injury knockout
  
  So, yo, the conclusion is pretty fly
  5-ASA protects those cells, don't ask me why
  By scavenging free radicals, it's the key
  A potential treatment for NSAID-induced injury, you see