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Table 6.

Descriptive statistics and test of significance for the relationships between the frequency of smoking and the counts of the types of lymphocytes using the ANOVA one-way test

Cell counts	Group	Minimum	Maximum	Mean	± SE	P value
T cells	Light	627.95	2972.13	1840.10	132.08	0.915^NS
	Moderate	604.49	2935.05	1763.80	165.67
	Heavy	872.05	2578.10	1936.00	253.55
	Very heavy	1440.94	2059.69	1787.10	104.69
CD4+ cells	Light	461.50	2104.38	1016.90	86.47	0.971^NS
	Moderate	397.48	1629.21	1004.20	102.24
	Heavy	592.09	1373.55	1063.70	128.08
	Very heavy	693.81	1464.24	957.68	117.69
CD8+ cells	Light	142.76	1271.87	720.55	56.58	0.756^NS
	Moderate	191.91	1289.92	674.83	71.94
	Heavy	244.77	1127.73	815.78	129.37
	Very heavy	511.56	1009.97	717.52	71.77
B cells	Light	160.42	1010.62	390.40	45.22	0.853^NS
	Moderate	129.02	631.59	358.09	36.97
	Heavy	144.84	742.09	433.19	103.36
	Very heavy	168.85	615.45	360.77	61.45
NK cells	Light	79.09	1005.59	288.34	44.01	0.867^NS
	Moderate	28.14	416.29	250.39	29.91
	Heavy	95.26	436.10	244.91	51.02
	Very heavy	162.07	344.69	249.76	29.52
CD4+/CD8+ ratio	Light	0.82	3.23	1.53	0.13	0.968^NS
	Moderate	0.87	2.90	1.57	0.14
	Heavy	0.91	2.42	1.46	0.22
	Very heavy	0.84	2.86	1.45	0.31

SE standard error, NS not significant (P > 0.05)

Number of subjects: light = 22, moderate = 16, heavy = 6, and very heavy = 6