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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 3.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Virol. 2014 Jun 4;86(9):1507–1514. doi: 10.1002/jmv.23987

TABLE II.

Kruskal–Wallis Analyses and Post Hoc Comparisons

P-value
3 Groups miR-122 <0.001
  Acute liver failure vs. chronic hepatitis C <0.999
  Acute liver failure vs. controls <0.001
  Chronic hepatitis C vs. controls <0.001
3 Groups hgDNA <0.001
  Acute liver failure vs. chronic hepatitis C <0.001
  Acute liver failure vs. controls <0.001
  Chronic hepatitis C vs. controls 0.197
5 Subgroups miR-122 <0.001
  Acetaminophen induced vs. controls <0.001
  Other causes vs. controls 0.004
  Elevated chronic hepatitis C vs. controls <0.001
  Normal chronic hepatitis C vs. controls 0.040
  Acetaminophen induced vs. normal chronic
    hepatitis C
0.021
5 Subgroups hgDNA <0.001
  Acetaminophen induced vs. elevated chronic
    hepatitis C
<0.001
  Acetaminophen induced vs. normal chronic
    hepatitis C
<0.001
  Acetaminophen induced vs. controls <0.001
  Other cause vs. normal chronic hepatitis C 0.042
  Other causes vs. controls <0.001

Kruskal–Wallis and post hoc pairwise results comparison for miR-122 and hgDNA across three main study groups and five subgroups. All pairwise results presented for main groups comparison. Only significant pairwise comparisons presented for subgroup analysis.