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. 2024 Nov 14;17:8775–8797. doi: 10.2147/JIR.S476110

Table 6.

Correlation Between Plasma LBP and Cytokine Profile in TLR-Stimulated T Cell Cultures from RRMS Patients

Cytokines (pg/mL) LBP (µg/mL)
Pam3C LPS
r p r p
CD4+T cells
IL-1β 0.5566 0.0088 0.6590 0.0012
IL-6 0.4737 0.0312 0.4252 0.0415
TNF-α 0.3840 0.0811 0.3132 0.1209
GM-CSF 0.7694 <0.0001 0.6679 0.0009
IL-17 0.4325 0.0378 0.4652 0.0354
IL-21 0.2902 0.2019 0.3740 0.0944
IL-22 0.2207 0.3363 0.3190 0.1211
IFN-γ 0.3781 0.0991 0.4820 0.0269
IL-10 0.1099 0.6788 0.1254 0.5879
CD8+ T cells
IL-1β 0.5100 0.0273 0.4533 0.0391
IL-6 0.5081 0.0187 0.4452 0.0336
TNF-α 0.4155 0.0610 0.2681 0.2402
GM-CSF 0.3091 0.21244 0.1199 0.6048
IL-17 0.5081 0.0184 0.4335 0.0407
IL-21 0.1092 0.7691 0.1142 0.6642
IL-22 0.2521 0.3360 0.3227 0.1537
IFN-γ 0.4307 0.0580 0.5419 0.0130
IL-10 0.2133 0.4561 0.2786 0.3120

Note: The plasma concentration of LPS-binding protein (LBP) from RRMS patients [control (n= 14) and relapsed (n=7)], assayed through ELISA, were correlated with cytokine release by CD4+ and CD8+ T cell cultures stimulated with TLR-2 (Pam3C) and TLR-4 (LPS) agonist quantified by Multiplex. In bold, the significant values of correlation (p<0.05) are highlighted.