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. 2022 Oct 11;14:17590914221131446. doi: 10.1177/17590914221131446

Table 2.

Inflammatory Mediator Profile in the Mouse Retina.

Diabetic Ancrod
Mediator WT KO WT KO
IL-1α 2.922 2.114 0.856 0.515
IL-1β 3.179 3.418 0.379 0.306
IL-2 2.788 2.400 1.055 0.714
IL-3 3.565 4.564 0.042 0.008
IL-4 2.883 4.046 0.175 0.149
IL-5 3.026 4.259 0.118 0.118
IL-6 2.930 3.816 0.272 0.202
IL-9 2.748 3.003 0.449 0.357
IL-10 3.308 4.367 0.029 0.079
IL-12 (p40) 3.208 4.253 0.268 0.117
IL-12 (p70) 3.503 5.341 0.085 0.132
IL-13 2.919 3.244 0.374 0.346
IL-17A 3.119 3.423 0.101 0.068
Eotaxin 3.209 3.444 0.393 0.347
G-CSF 3.370 4.842 2.249 0.532
GM-CSF 3.004 3.543 0.087 0.020
IFN-γ 2.861 3.111 0.473 0.384
KC 2.797 3.621 0.572 0.295
MCP-1 2.875 3.245 0.379 0.191
MIP-1α 3.025 4.192 3.154 1.120
MIP-1β 3.259 3.604 0.113 0.054
RANTES 2.656 2.184 0.901 0.586
TNF-α 3.394 3.799 0.262 0.389

Note. Inflammatory mediator levels in the diabetic and ancrod-treated diabetic mouse retina denoted as fold change values relative to naïve CX3CR1-WT and CX3CR1-KO mice, respectively. All cytokine and chemokine concentrations (obtained in pg per mL) were normalized to the amount of soluble protein per retinal extract sample, yielding the amount of inflammatory mediator within the murine retina in pg of mediator per mg of retinal protein. The respective fold change values, shown in the table, were calculated using the mean normalized inflammatory mediator values from naïve retinas for each genotype. n = 5–8 mice per group.