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. 2014 Feb 4;3:10.3402/jev.v3.20795. doi: 10.3402/jev.v3.20795

Table III.

Gender-specific differences in circulating MPs

Women (n=15) Male (n=9) p
All events 73,101 (54,725–130,676) 648,561 (90,952–1,138,487) p=0.019
PS+ events 12,463 (9,236–17,543) 41,538 (18,825–70,659) p=0.025
% PS+ events 17.3±3.5 11.2±6.2 p=0.005
All PMPs 2,007 (1,428–3,020) 2,530 (2,151–3,450) p=0.222
PS+ PMPs 1,835 (1,384–2,876) 2,137 (2,020–2,475) p=0.493
% PS+ PMPs 94.2±2.1 87.9±10.1 p=0.027
All MMPs 9 (7–13) 33 (10–46) p=0.029
PS+ MMPs 4 (2–6) 11 (7–12) p=0.018
% PS+ MMPs 42.7±14.8 39.2±23.6 p=0.657
All EMPs 175 (139–257) 418 (235–541) p=0.016
PS+ EMPs 149 (119–218) 254 (202–297) p=0.069
% PS+ EMPs 82.8±11.1 60.4±21.2 p=0.003
All ErytMPs 374 (189–516) 556 (342–1,845) p=0.089
PS+ ErytMPs 202 (101–269) 251 (179–721) p=0.069
% PS+ ErytMPs 50.4±9.3 47.0±12.8 p=0.459
All TF+MPs 829 (697–1,385) 3,453 (1,003–5872) p=0.010
PS+ TF+MPs 209 (199–308) 396 (225–531) p=0.013
% PS+ TF+MPs 26.1±6.4 17.0±8.7 p=0.007

Values are shown as events µL−1 plasma and expressed as median (interquartile range). Abbreviations: PS, phosphatidylserine; MPs, microparticles; EMPs, endothelial microparticles; PMPs, platelet microparticles; MMPs, monocyte microparticles; ErytMPs, erythrocyte microparticles; TF, tissue factor.