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. 2013 Jun 17;8(6):e66600. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066600

Table 2. Virus-associated cytokine/chemokine (pg/ml) responses with and without PBMCs in Calu-3 infected cells (n = 4).

Cytokine/Chemokine Medain (Range in pg/ml) P value
PBMC HRV 14 HRV 16 HRV14 vs HRV16 HRV14 (N) vs HRV14(Y) HRV16 (N) vs HRV16(Y)
IP-10 N 1559 (1006-1765) 355 (245-462) <0.001* 0.012* 0.163
Y 885 (752-900) 434 (382-553) 0.003*
MIP-1β N 7.0 (5.6-8.3) 27.5 (11.9-92.9) 0.003* <0.001* 0.502
Y 353 (209-439) 40.8 (16.4-77.6) 0.003*
IFN-α N 61.2 (29.2-101) 66.8 (30.1-131) 0.502 <0.001* 0.003*
Y 1447 (1304-2375) 146 (141-212) 0.017
IL-28A N 21.1 (12.3-22.8 33.0 (16.5-55.5) 0.232 0.001* 0.578
Y 236 (197-251) 52 (11.4-58) 0.014
ENA-78 N 73733 (68961-85868) 17609 (14076-21402) 0.017 <0.001* 0.352
Y 13862 (11461-16022) 16752 (11048-19686) 0.208
MCP-2 N 8.4 (5.9-11.8) 5.9 (5.2-15.2) 0.502 <0.001* <0.001*
Y 4308 (3883-4902) 1511 (1012-2338) 0.016*

N” indicates No PBMC exposure and “Y” indicates PBMC exposure. Two-factor ANOVA models were used. Four pairwise comparisons were made between HRV 14 and HRV 16 with and without PBMCs. * indicates statistical significance at 0.0125 level.