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. 2012 Mar 15;7(3):e33780. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0033780

Table 1. Clinical data of participating subjects.

Subjecta Diagnosisb Agec Genderd FEV1%e IgE birchf
1 A 42 F 98 8
3 A 36 F 101 31
4 A 22 M 88 20
6 A 32 F 104 5
7 A 34 F 101 3
8 A 25 M 102 54
12 A 24 M 82 16
13 A 24 M 103 100
4 H 37 M 117 N/A
5 H 25 M 120 N/A
6 H 25 F 96 N/A
7g H 26 F 97 N/A
8g H 26 F 111 N/A
9h H 22 M 99 N/A
10 H 25 M 99 N/A
11 H 23 F 99 N/A
12 H 24 F 99 N/A
13 H 26 M 105 N/A
a

Subject numbering is presented as originally published by Thunberg et al. [42].

b

Asthma (A), Healthy (H).

c

Age in years at time of study inclusion.

d

Female (F), Male (M).

e

FEV1% values at baseline. A Student's t-test of the groups indicated that there was no different between the two populations (p = 0.11).

f

kU/l required for 20% drop in FEV1%, as reported by Thunberg et al. [42].

g

Oxylipin profiling of subject 7 and 8 was performed in a pooled sample.

h

Individual 9 was incorrectly reported by Thunberg et al. [42] and is a 22 year old male healthy individual.