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. 2014 Nov 14;36(1):94–98. doi: 10.1093/carcin/bgu231

Table II.

Comparison of umbilical cord blood stem/progenitor cell counts between subjects with or without preeclampsia

Umbilical cord blood cell populations Non-PE (N = 197a) PE (N = 58a) Kruskal–Wallis test
N Mean ± SD N Mean ± SD P value
Initial total nucleated cellsb 195 15.61±5.06 57 12.60±5.06 0.0001
Initial total MNCb 195 7.47±2.85 57 7.29±2.64 0.75
Hematopoietic stem cells
 CD34+ c 196 8.30±7.28 56 7.23±7.41 0.039
 CD34+CD38− c 197 2.49±2.37 57 2.79±2.63 0.93
Endothelial progenitor cells
 CD34+CD133 + c 91 3.91±3.71 48 3.64±4.24 0.21
 CD34+ VEGFR2+ c 91 0.49±0.87 48 0.38±0.52 0.59
 CD133+VEGFR2+ c 91 0.23±0.54 48 0.16±0.32 0.98
 CD34+CD133+VEGFR2+ c 91 0.20±0.51 48 0.14±0.30 0.44
Breast stem cells
 EpCAM+ c 141 3.10±3.67 52 1.90±2.02 0.007
 EpCAM+CD49f+ c 138 1.62±1.76 51 1.19±1.52 0.003
 EpCAM+CD49f+CD117+ c 60 0.52±1.07 44 0.40±0.63 0.49
 CD49f+CD24+ c 80 13.86±11.73 45 13.11±12.75 0.65
 CD24+CD29+ c 83 8.22±8.44 44 7.45±6.69 0.72
 CD49f+CD24+CD29+ c 80 7.03±7.69 44 6.06±5.24 0.81

aTwo non-PE and one PE samples had missing data on the initial total nucleated and mononuclear cells. Different samples had missing data on stem cell populations measured in the sorted mononuclear cells.

bCell counts × 106 per milliliter of umbilical cord blood.

cCell counts per 103 mononuclear cells.