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. 2020 Apr 28;10:165. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2020.00165

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Copyright © 2020 Rajamanickam, Munisankar, Dolla and Babu.

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Low BMI is associated with diminished mycobacterial-antigen stimulated levels of HNP1-3, granulysin, HBD-2 and cathelicidin. (A) The mycobacterial-antigen stimulated levels of HNP1-3, granulysin, HBD-2, and cathelicidin (LL37) were measured by ELISA in LTBI-LBMI (n = 44) and LTBI-NBMI (n = 44) individuals. The data are depicted as scatter plots and each circle represents a single person. Mann–Whitney U-test with Holms correction for multiple comparisons were done to calculate p-values. (B) Relationship between the levels of HNP1-3, granulysin, HBD-2, and cathelicidin (LL37) and BMI in LTBI individuals. The relationship between the mycobacterial-antigen stimulated levels of HNP1-3 and granulysin, HBD-2 and cathelicidin (LL37) and BMI were examined in all LTBI (n = 44) individuals. p and r-values were determined by Spearman rank correlation test at 95% confidence intervals.