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. 2017 Jun 18;16:1536012117712638. doi: 10.1177/1536012117712638

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Figure 3. — Summary of cell surface marker expression at 6 and 20 days. A, Percentages of T-cell populations expressing markers of activation including CD25 (only CD4⁺ cells tested), CD44 (only CD4⁺ cells tested at 6 days), and CD69 (both CD4⁺ and CD8⁺ cells populations tested). B, Percentages of T-cell populations expressing CD62 L marker of resting state (only CD4⁺ cells tested at 20 days). C, Percentage of CD4⁺ B-cell populations expressing markers of activation including CD19 and CD80. (*P < .05; **P < .01).

Figure 3. — Summary of cell surface marker expression at 6 and 20 days. A, Percentages of T-cell populations expressing markers of activation including CD25 (only CD4⁺ cells tested), CD44 (only CD4⁺ cells tested at 6 days), and CD69 (both CD4⁺ and CD8⁺ cells populations tested). B, Percentages of T-cell populations expressing CD62 L marker of resting state (only CD4⁺ cells tested at 20 days). C, Percentage of CD4⁺ B-cell populations expressing markers of activation including CD19 and CD80. (*P < .05; **P < .01).