borderline non-significantp = 0.11
For sex, we noted borderline non-significant trends where male patients had higher percentages of CD68+ cells in primary ( p = 0.11) and longitudinal ( p = 0.07) samples (Additional File 2: Figure S4 ).
For sex, we noted borderline non-significant trends where male patients had higher percentages of CD68+ cells in primary ( p = 0.11) and longitudinal ( p = 0.07) samples (Additional File 2: Figure S4 ).