TABLE 1.
Effect of pyocyanin on cytokine-dependent increases in IL-8 releasea
Cell type | IL-8 (ng/mg protein)
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Pyo | TNF | TNF-Pyo | IL-1 | IL-1–pyo | |
A549 | 55 ± 16 | 3,100 ± 138 | 6,400 ± 870 | 9,200 ± 310 | 11,700 ± 1,400 |
Calu-3 | 572 ± 106 | 790 ± 130 | 1,900 ± 340 | 3,600 ± 930 | 5,900 ± 870 |
ECFTE | 23 ± 4 | 280 ± 71 | 860 ± 160 | 670 ± 270 | 1,470 ± 210 |
C38 | 8.1 ± 1.3 | 190 ± 40 | 330 ± 39 | 250 ± 28 | 1,270 ± 80 |
IB3 | 13 ± 0.5 | 1,930 ± 541 | 2,600 ± 300b | 1,500 ± 170 | 2,890 ± 96 |
Cells were exposed for 24 h to pyocyanin (Pyo) alone (5 μM) or to the indicated cytokine ± 5 μM pyocyanin. At the end of the incubation period, the medium was recovered and IL-8 was measured by ELISA. Values represent the average ± standard deviation of triplicate samples. Unless otherwise indicated, values for cytokines with pyocyanin are statistically different (P <0.05) from values for cytokines alone. Similar results were obtained for each cell type in two or more independent experiments.
P < 0.1