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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Immunol. 2012 Aug 3;145(1):44–54. doi: 10.1016/j.clim.2012.07.010

Table 1.

Simultaneous increases in T cell CD47 expression and Caspase-10 activation precede post injury T cell anergy.

Patients who Experienced T cell Anergy
Patients who NEVER Experienced T cell Anergy
Pre-Anergy During Anergy Post-Anergy
T cell Proliferation to immobilized αCD3 antibody (Percent of matched Control) 99.3 31.0** 93.7 115.5
IL-2 secretion to αCD3 stimulation in 3 days culture (Percent of matched Control) 38.57 11.42 77.67 71.79
Caspase-10 Activation (Fold Change compared to matched Control) 5.4* 1.4 1.8 1.6
CD47 Expression (Fold Change compared to matched Control) 1.26## 1.14# 0.98 1.06
PD-1 Expression (Fold Change compared to matched Control) 1.14 1.57# 2.7## 1.2

All numbers represent median values. Fold changes in freshly isolated T cells’ expressions of active caspase-10 or PD-1 were determined as- (Percentage of patients’ T cells expressing active caspase-10 or PD-1 divided by percentage of parallel-processed control T cells expressing the same). Similarly fold changes in CD47 were determined as- [CD47 MFI in patients’ T cell/CD47 MFI in parallel-processed control T cells].

**

p < 0.001 vs. all other groups by Mann Whitney U test; n = 17 patients who experienced T cell anergy and 96 immunocompetent patients (who never experienced T cell anergy).

p < 0.05 compared to post-anergic T cells and T cells from immuno-competent patient group by t test; n = 3 for pre-anergy group, n = 11 for patients’ anergic T cell group, 3 for post anergic T cell group and 15 for immunocompetent T cell group.

*

p < 0.01 vs. all other groups by Mann Whitney U test; n = 6 for pre-anergy group, n = 16 for anergic T cell group, 13 for post anergic T cell group and 48 for immunocompetent T cell group.

##

p <0.01 and

#

p < 0.05 compared to post-anergic T cells and T cells from immuno-competent patient group by Mann Whitney U test; n= 8 patients who experienced T cell anergy and 92 immunocompetent patients.