Table 3. PCR array results indicating changes in mRNA levels of T cells after tuftsin treatment.

	Fold Change in mRNA levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines and receptors (compared to control group)
Gene Symbol	Group 1 (NCM)	Group 2 (Tuftsin)	Group 3 (Tuftsin+NCM)
Interleukin 10 (IL10)	2.54	1.03	23.42
IL10 receptor (IL10Ra)	0.84	0.70	19.42
IL10Rb	1.09	1.19	6.59
IL13	1.06	0.77	12.73
IL4	1.67	0.79	15.12
Transforming growth factor (TGF) beta 1	1.30	1.24	27.61
Chemokine receptor (CCR)3	0.97	0.84	36.83
CCR5	0.93	31.09	86.96
Interferon (IFN) gamma	1.19	0.84	7.61

T cells were treated with MgCM that was isolated from microglia treated with NCM alone, 100 µg/ml of tuftsin alone, or a combination of NCM+100 µg/ml tuftsin for 10 hours. After 3 days, mRNA was isolated from T cells and was reverse-transcribed and used to probe a PCR array kit of inflammatory cytokines and their receptors to determine the subtype of T cells present as a result of treatment, as described in Methods. n = 2.