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Published in final edited form as: Neurosci Lett. 2007 Nov 6;430(3):264–268. doi: 10.1016/j.neulet.2007.11.001

Table 2.

Correlations between BDI-II symptom dimensions and cytokine levels in patients with HCV (HCV+; n = 16) and in the entire study sample (all participants; N = 23).

Depressive Symptom Dimension IL-1β1 TNF-α1 IL-10
HCV+ All HCV+ All HCV+ All
Negative Cognitions r = 0.622,
p = 0.010*
r = 0.542,
p = 0.009*
r = 0.554,
p = 0.032*
r = 0.542,
p = 0.009*
r = −0.137,
p = 0.612
r = −0.12,
p = 0.956
Psychomotor Anhedonia r = 0.397,
p = 0.128
r = 0.338,
p = 0.114
r = 0.593,
p = 0.020*
r = 0.489,
p = 0.021*
r = −0.095,
p = 0.727
r = 0.039,
p = 0.860
Vegetative Symptoms r = 0.396,
p = 0.129
r = 0.372,
p = 0.081
r = 0.636,
p = 0.011*
r = 0.544,
p = 0.009*
r = −0.535,
p = 0.033*
r = −0.183,
p = 0.403
Total BDI-II Score r = 0.489,
p = 0.055
r = 0.439,
p = 0.036*
r = 0.594,
p = 0.020*
r = 0.565,
p = 0.006*
r = −0.113,
p = 0.678
r = 0.042,
p = 0.848
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These variables did not have normal distributions; therefore, related analyses were conducted using Spearman rho correlations. Pearson product moment correlations were conducted for all other analyses.

*

p < 0.05