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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Immunol. 2012 Apr 23;188(11):5713–5722. doi: 10.4049/jimmunol.1200545

Table II.

A2AAR−/− hematopoietic cells produce more severe EAE while A2AAR−/− recipient mice are more resistant to EAE development.A

IncidenceB Mean Dayof OnsetC Mean Max EAE ScoreD
WTinto WT 7/7 7.7+/−0.4 3.0+/−0.2 graphic file with name nihms367772t1.jpg graphic file with name nihms367772t2.jpg
A2AAR−/−into WT 8/8 8.0+/−0.4 3.9+/−0.4
WT into A2AAR−/− 7/7 9.6+/−1.6 1.1+/−0.4
A

Bone marrow chimeric mice were induced to develop EAE and scored daily for EAE severity based on the 5 point scale assessing ascending paralysis.

B

Indicates the number of mice that achieved a score of 0.5 (weak tail) in the experimental group.

C

Indicates the average day of onset (an EAE score of 0.5, +/− the s.e.m.).

D

Indicated the average of the maximum EAE score for each individual mouse (+/− the s.e.m.).

E

WT into WT compared to A2AAR−/− into WT Mean Max EAE Score; p = 0.0566.

F

WT into WT compared to WT into A2AAR−/− Mean Max EAE Score; p = 0.00073.