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. 1999 Dec;98(4):504–509. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2567.1999.00880.x

Table 1.

In vitro production of IL‐8 and MCP‐1 by the transformed colonic epithelial cell line Caco‐2 and freshly isolated colonic epithelial cells

MCP‐1 production (pg/ml) IL‐8 production (pg/ml)


Caco‐2 cells Isolated colonic epithelial cells Caco‐2 cells Isolated colonic epithelial cells
No stimulus <21 42 ± 15 314 ± 43 283 ± 34
IL‐1β (pg/ml)
1 170 ± 39 153 ± 35 1230 ± 215 1180 ± 207
10 552 ± 71 460 ± 68 4100 ± 340 4050 ± 329
50 980 ± 142 920 ± 95 4990 ± 386 4630 ± 421
100 1451 ± 168 1180 ± 109 6860 ± 634 7050 ± 711

Confluent monolayers of intestinal epithelial cells (1 × 106) were exposed to increasing concentrations of IL‐1β and cultured for 24 hr. Epithelial conditioned media were then harvested, and chemokine levels were determined by ELISA. Each result is the mean ± 95% CI of triplicate cultures in one of three independent experiments that had similar results