highly significantp<0.005
The increase in TSLPR expression was highly significant in the ICL group (p<0.005), even though the frequency of TSLPR+ cells remained relatively low (median value: 2.7%; range: 1.2%–10.3%).
The increase in TSLPR expression was highly significant in the ICL group (p<0.005), even though the frequency of TSLPR+ cells remained relatively low (median value: 2.7%; range: 1.2%–10.3%).
Comparison of pSTAT5 responses to different cytokines revealed an inverse correlation between TSLP and IL-7 responses, which did not reach statistical significance in the ICL group alone (p = 0.23) but was significant when considering all study subjects ( Fig. 6D , R ALL = −0.41, p<0.05).
Analyses of cytokine responses in this subset showed a trend for decreased IL-7 responses, but preserved IL-2 responses and an absence of reactivity to TSLP.