Maternal Filarial Infection Influences the Development of Regulatory T Cells in Children from Infancy to Early Childhood.

PLoS Negl Trop Dis · 2016 · PMC5115651 · PMID 27861499

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Further we have observed a decreasing trend in the level of Tregs in children born to both infected and uninfected mother as compared to the cord blood (p <0.0001 for CFA+ve and p < 0.0001 for CFA-ve).

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However when we differentiate the CFA+ve and CFA-ve group of enrolled CFA+ve mother during follow-up, a highly significant positive correlation was observed among the CFA +ve mothers (p = 0.0008, r2 = 0.518; Fig 5C ) in contrast to CFA-ve mothers (p = 0.47, r2 = 0.066, Fig 5D ).

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