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. 2021 Jan 20;22:23. doi: 10.1186/s12931-020-01612-9

Table 2.

Analysis of differential expression of whole blood mRNA in ATB and LTBI patients by dcRT-MLPA method

mRNA ATB LTBI P value mRNA ATB LTBI P value mRNA ATB LTBI P value
Il4 5.52 6.73  < 0.0001 Sec14l 2.859 3.2 0.0592 Timp2 8.155 8.266 0.5858
Il7r 9.15 8.147  < 0.0001 ltf 7.125 6.53 0.0761 Casp8 12.26 12.36 0.6134
Il8 9.254 9.844  < 0.0001 Mmp9 6.34 6.155 0.0969 Tnfrsf1a 12.04 12.01 0.7111
Tnfrsf1b 9.93 10.42 0.0001 Ccr7 13.02 12.93 0.1686 Ifng 9.85 9.82 0.717
Pgm5 9.11 7.982 0.0016 Bcl2 3.825 4.19 0.2555 Tgfb1 12.68 12.68 0.7831
Ccl19 9.28 8.435 0.0034 Cd4 5.815 5.71 0.3819 Cd8a 8.735 8.66 0.8726
Il2ra 7.445 7.784 0.0143 Il6 4.472 4.1 0.4205 Foxp3 11.04 10.96 0.8905
Marco 5.98 5.44 0.0174 Tnfrsf10c 10.38 10.48 0.4313 Blr1 6.32 6.336 0.9785
Fpr1 4.47 4.178 0.0206 Fcgr1a 5.03 5.041 0.4422 Cxcl10 10.41 10.37 0.9953

The 9 mRNAs in the first column showed significant differences in expression levels between the ATB and LTBI groups. Among them, il7r, pgm5, ccl19, marco, and fpr1 were up-regulated in ATB patients. Il4, il8, tnfrsf1b, and il2ra were up-regulated in LTBI patients

ATB active tuberculosis, LTBI latent tuberculosis infection