Barely Significant

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However, while some subjects showed a trend for increasing S protein-specific CD8 + T cell frequencies after each antigen exposure (i.e., infection or booster vaccination), no significant differences in the frequencies of S protein-specific CD8 + T cells were found at any time point (excluding comparisons to the pre-vaccination time point, p >0.05, Dunn’s corrected Kruskal-Wallis test).
Although all different modalities showed a trend toward significance for the DRB1 molecule, only the EMS-3D score indicated statistical significance between patients On-IS vs. patients with stable chimerism (0.45 [0.30–0.61] vs. 0.24 [0.18–0.36], p=0.036), in which the significance was lost after applying the Bonferroni correction.
In this aspect, our meta-analysis, despite finding an overall favorable effect in the experimental group, did not find statistical significance in any of the groups; only the analysis of studies grouped in peri-implantitis showed a tendency towards significance.
The densities of PD-1+, TIM3+, LAG-3+, CD4+PD-1+, CD4+ LAG-3+, CD8+PD-1+, CD8+TIM3+, CD8+LAG-3+ cells showed a trend of being basically unchanged or decreased after treatment ( Supplementary Figure 3 ), and the change values were not statistically significant (P > 0.05) ( Supplementary Figure 4 ). 3.4 Establishment and verification of the prediction model The 10 variables in Panel 1 and 2 with significant differences between the Non-response and Response groups were analyzed by ROC curve to evaluate their value in predicting the response to neoadjuvant therapy.
Therapeutic experiments may be carried out if the expected therapeutic benefit may be significant, and the risks associated with achieving this benefit are justified in the light of the current state of knowledge and consistent with the ethical principles of the medical profession.
Compared with HC group, the proportions of pDCs and cDCs in KPN_ACU group were similar, but the proportions of pDCs in KPN_REC showed an increasing trend, while the proportions of cDCs showed a decreasing trend ( Figure 5F ; Supplementary Figure S3B ).