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. 2010 Jan;159(1):11–22. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2249.2009.04036.x

Table 5.

Induction of CCL2 and CCL5 upon Toll-like receptor (TLR) ligand activation.

CTL SLE CTL SLE
Induction of CCL2 (pg/ml) Relative induction of CCL2 (%)
Medium 1481 (666–4250) 939 (364–4960) 0 0
PGN 3609 (2530–11 900) 8812 (3830–11 600) 132 (−4·05 to 1670) 1010 (318 to 3550)
LPS 1519 (490–4060) 2320 (962–3170) −51·1 (−66·1 to 301) 90·5 (−15·1 to 285)
Poly IC 2716 (809–3810) 1859 (1140–9280) 50·6 (−4·05 to 172) 43·9 (−5·15 to 306)
ssRNA 1979 (1320–4120) 3310 (357–7880) 52·7 (−0·850 to 187) 43·0 (−31·8 to 573)
Flagellin 3665 (2550–11 200) 6074 (910–8470) 133 (42·6 to 1110) 912 (68·0 to 1340)
R837 3863 (2870–4990) 4330 (2 270–7410) 120 (12·2 to 610) 557 (235 to 1960)
CpG 2588 (1990–3220) 3290 (864–8750) 47·5 (7·25 to 127) 41·6 (9·10 to 392)
Induction of CCL5 (pg/ml) Relative induction of CCL5 (%)
Medium 455 (85·5–1430) 379 (44·1–506) 0 0
PGN 867 (160–2120) 916 (99·5–1 200) 109 (12·5 to 267) 180 (125 to 287)
LPS 1030 (213–2890) 810 (167–1 890) 145 (57·3 to 495) 145 (125 to 391)
Poly IC 775 (71·3–1160) 390 (38·1–1 340) −0·90 (−22·3 to 85·9) −6·10 (−12·9 to 89·5)
ssRNA 439 (72·2–2320) 597 (33·6–2 340) 20·9 (−12·9 to 78·5) 25·3 (6·30 to 366)
Flagellin 862 (318–2280) 685 (124–1 500) 135 (20·0 to 311) 176 (48·5 to 266)
R837 446 (111–2260) 558 (51·2–881) 7·45 (−10·3 to 51·1) 60·4 (42·4 to 120)
CpG 333 (70·7–1 560) 470 (33·9–1 110) −20·8 (−36·0 to 29·8) 25·6 (−10·2 to 70·9)

Culture supernatant was obtained from peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) cultured with medium or TLR ligands for 24 h. The induction (pg/ml) and relative induction (%) of CCL2 and CCL5 by PBMC was analysed by flow cytometry. Numerical data were expressed as median (interquartile range). Mann–Whitney rank sum test was used to assess the differences of induction of chemokines between systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients (n = 7) and control subjects (CTL, n = 8). All P > 0·05 comparing between controls and SLE patients. CpG, cytosine–phosphate–guanine; LPS, lipopolysaccharide; PGN, peptidoglycan; poly IC, polyinosinic–polycytidylic acid.