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. 2015 Oct 28;65(4):575–583. doi: 10.1136/gutjnl-2015-309728

Table 2.

Pulmonary cytokine concentrations in untreated and microbiota-depleted mice with and without faecal microbiota transplantation during pneumococcal pneumonia

Untreated Microbiota depleted Faeces transplant
TNF-α 878.5 (588.5–1185) 552.9 (476.8–764.2)* 858.9 (660.4–1564)
IL-1 122 (61.59–166.8) 232.5 (143.5–342.1)* 217 (129–307.1)*
IL-6 198.9 (95.72–240.2) 419.4 (279.2–555.6)** 326.8 (210.8–454.7)*
IL-10 227.7 (160–300.3) 123.7 (116.8–128.1)* 174.4 (153.7–189)
CXCL1 144.6 (84.43–223.7) 384.4 (260.3–533.9)*** 242.9 (185.4–271)*

Data are expressed as median (IQR) of n=8 mice per group per time point. Measurements are expressed in pg/mL.

*p<0.05 for Untreated versus Microbiota depleted or for Untreated versus Faeces transplant mice (Mann–Whitney U test).

**p<0.01 for Untreated versus Microbiota depleted or for Untreated versus Faeces transplant mice (Mann–Whitney U test).

***p<0.001 for Untreated versus Microbiota depleted or for Untreated versus Faeces transplant mice (Mann–Whitney U test).

CXCL1, (C-X-C motif) ligand 1; IL, interleukin; TNF-α, a tumour necrosis factor-α.