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. 2018 May 17;24(6):1225–1236. doi: 10.1093/ibd/izy073

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FIGURE 4. — TAG and cholesterol levels increase in the NSG-UC mouse model and correlate with CD1a-expressing monocytes. NSG-UC mice were engrafted with PBMCs derived from UC patients (n = 4), challenged with 10% ethanol at day 8 and 50% ethanol at days 15 and 18. A, TAG and cholesterol levels depicted as boxplot diagrams; nchallenged group (control, n = 12), ethanol challenged group (ethanol, n = 21). Whiskers represent variability, and outliers are plotted as individual points. B, Correlation analysis of CD14+ CD1a+ monocytes with TAG and cholesterol levels depicted as scatter plots. (TAG n = 24, cholesterol n = 25). The method was Spearman; numbers display correlation coefficients (rho values) and P values.