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. 2015 Mar 14;11:60. doi: 10.1186/s12917-015-0370-4

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Means (s.e.m) of TGF-β ₁ concentration (pg/mL) in the different blood components. Lower-case letters denote significant differences between blood components for every independent anticoagulant. SC: blood component significantly different with a: P-PRP lysate (P <0.001); b: P-PRG and PPP lysates (P <0.05); c: PPG and PPP lysates (P <0.001); d: P-PRG (P <0.05); and e: PPG (P <0.05). ACD-A: blood component significantly different with a: P-PRP and PPP lysates (P <0.001); b: PPG and PPP lysates (P <0.001); c: P-PRG (P <0.05); and d: PPG (P <0.05). ACD-B: blood component significantly different with a: PRP and PPP lysates (P <0.001); b: P-PRG (P <0.05); c: PPG and PPP lysates (P <0.001); d: P-PRG (P <0.001); and e: PPG (P <0.05).