highly significantp <0.001
Differences were considered statistically significant ( p <0.05), very significant ( p <0.01), or highly significant ( p <0.001).
Differences were considered statistically significant ( p <0.05), very significant ( p <0.01), or highly significant ( p <0.001).
The comparison between days 0 and 4 only showed a nonsignificant trend in the same analysis in favor of the control group (TLR3, p = 0.13; TLR7, p = 0.06; and TLR8, p = 0.13).
In the analysis at day 8th, an important trend was detected both in proportions and fluorescence mean; however, the differences were not statistically significant ( p >0.05) as shown in Figure 3 .
There was an increasing trend in frequency and fluorescence mean at day 8, but no significant differences as in the case of monocytes.