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. 2021 Aug 13;12:695227. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.695227

Table 3.

Cytokine production capacity.

24-hour stimulation Controls Patients
LPS stimulated PBMCs
TNFα, pg/mL 637 [414-1204] 324 [212-976]
IL-1β, pg/mL 5222 [3893-11317] 6950 [4808-11264]
IL-6, ng/mL 13.1 [7.9-15.8] 12.0 [6.9-20.8]
IL-8, ng/mL 107 [89-123] 110 [68-139]
IL-10, pg/mL 182 [91-295] 110 [59-236]
P3C stimulated PBMCs
TNFα, pg/mL 557 [88-1338] 338 [145-681]
IL-1β, pg/mL 4216 [3112-5929] 5230 [3982-6720]
IL-6, ng/mL 13.2 [11.3-17.4] 13.6 [10.8-17.6]
IL-8, ng/mL 148 [129-189] 146 [126-185]
IL-10, pg/mL 47 [47-131] 55 [47-97]
7-day stimulation
C. albicans stimulated PBMCs
IFNγ, pg/mL 1500 [727-1500] 1276 [625-1500]
IL-17, pg/mL 1509 [631-2811] 1033 [575-2137]
IL-22, pg/mL 5855 [2723-9233] 3803 [1120-9906]
S. aureus stimulated PBMCs
IFNγ, pg/mL 1500 [604-1500] 1040 [508-1500]
IL-17, pg/mL 171 [39-401] 77 [39-127]
IL-22, pg/mL 472 [108-661] 189 [85-787]

Cytokine production capacity of PBMCs in control participants (n = 14) and participants with periodontitis (n = 14) after 24h stimulation with LPS or P3C to assess the innate immune response, and 7d stimulation with C. albicans or S. aureus to assess the adaptive immune response. Data are reported as median with [interquartile ranges], p-values are age corrected using ANCOVA.