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. 2020 Jun 17;147(12):dev187815. doi: 10.1242/dev.187815

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Chemokine levels are altered in the absence of ACKR2 and CCR1. Multiplex measurement of protein concentration of (A) inflammatory CC chemokines in whole mammary gland homogenates: (a) CCL2; (b) CCL3, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.0183) and Ccr1−/− (**P=0.0082); (c) CCL5, two-tailed t-test, Ccr1−/− (*P=0.0235); (d) CCL7, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.024); (e) CCL11, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (**P=0.0014); (f) CCL12, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.0279); (g) CCL19, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.0216) and Ccr1−/− (**P=0.0065); and (h) CCL22, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.0108) and Ccr1−/− (*P=0.0184). (B) CXC chemokines: (a) CXCL1, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (*P=0.0437) and Ccr1−/− (**P=0.0023); (b) CXCL10, two-tailed t-test, Ackr2−/− (**P=0.0020); (c) CXCL12, Mann–Whitney test, Ackr2−/− (**P=0.0095), two-tailed t-test, Ccr1−/− (**P=0.0086); wild type (CCR1) n=11, Ccr1−/− n=11, wild type (ACKR2) n=6 and Ackr2−/− n=4. Significantly different results are indicated. Data are mean±s.e.m.