an increasing trendp = 0.128
In M1 macrophages, lactate levels follow an increasing trend ( p = 0.128), which is also in line with the HP results.
In M1 macrophages, lactate levels follow an increasing trend ( p = 0.128), which is also in line with the HP results.
Highly significant increases in itaconate and succinate concentrations are seen in M1 macrophages compared to control, in line with previous reports [ 39 ], as itaconate is a well-known product of M1 polarization [ 40 ] and a potent inhibitor of succinate dehydrogenase, which leads to succinate accumulation [ 41 ].
In M2-activated macrophages, the HP 13 C lactate-to-pyruvate ratio was not significantly different from control, although a trend towards significance was observed.