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. 2013 Jul 11;7(7):e2282. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0002282

Table 5. Main effect of loci controlling serum chemokine level after 7 weeks of infection.

Phenotype Locus Marker Genotype P value corr. P value % of explained variance
CC CS SS
CCL3 Ltr3 D3Mit11 711.42 3.72±0.18 (n = 64) 371.57 3.27±0.12 (n = 118) 94.68 2.49±0.21 (n = 53) 7.5×10−5 0.0046 4.56
CCL5 Ltr3 D3Mit11 2724.44 5.15±0.08 (n = 64) 1805.94 4.98±0.05 (n = 117) 861.34 4.66±0.09 (n = 53) 0.00018 0.010 3.99
CCL7 Ltr2 D2M52 566.41 6.34±0.05 (n = 48) 590.60 6.38±0.03 (n = 127) 740.99 6.61±0.05 (n = 60) 3×10−5 0.002 9.06
CCL7 Ltr8 D18M40 766.86 6.64±0.05 (n = 60) 602.67 6.40±0.04 (n = 118) 613.11 6.42±0.06 (n = 55) 0.00024 0.013 11.38

In order to normalize distribution of the observed values (in pg/ml), the following transformations were used: the power of 0.2 (concentration value+1) – CCL3/MIP1α; natural logarithm – CCL7/MCP-3; the power of −0.117545 followed by subtraction with 1 – CCL5/RANTES. In case of CCL5/RANTES, the calculated value was further divided by −0.117545. The Table gives mean of non-transformed (in bold) and transformed concentration and SE of the transformed values calculated by analysis of variance. Only P values significant after correction for genome-wide significance are given. Number of tested mice is shown in brackets. C and S indicate the presence of BALB/c and STS allele, respectively.