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In addition, cluster B patients showed a trend towards superior spike (S1)-, nucleocapsid (N)- and membrane (M)-specific T cell responses as enumerated by IFN-γ or IL-2 spots forming units (SFU)/10 6 PBMCs ( Figure 5 H), and cluster B accumulated significantly more patients with ≥15 S1-specific IFN-γ SFU/10 6 PBMC than cluster A ( Figure 5 I), suggesting that cluster B patients had a more robust SARS-CoV-2-specific cellular immune response as early as a week after symptom onset.
Following bovine insulin treatment, the levels of glucose in the haemolymph showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing, which was followed by a decrease in comparison to the PBS-buffer-treated group ( Figure 2 H); this trend was likely caused by subsequent changes in glucose levels in pupae treated with bovine insulin.
Further analysis of the individual lesions showed a trend towards a higher level of tumor heterogeneity, as measured by K app , in the pseudoprogressive lesions throughout the first 12 weeks of treatment (baseline: 0.84; 3 weeks: 0.64; 12 weeks: 0.76) compared with the responding lesions (baseline: 0.59; 3 weeks: 0.54; 12 weeks: 0.56); although this did not reach statistical significance, it may reflect underlying immune cell infiltration or cell death over the course of treatment.
27 Despite the proven benefits of statins, the data from the SPARCL (Stroke Prevention by Aggressive Reduction of Cholesterol Levels) trial showed a trend toward an increased rate of ICH with statin therapy. 28 However, a post hoc analysis revealed that the highest risk was linked to previous hemorrhagic stroke, and there was no relationship between ICH and low‐density lipoprotein cholesterol levels. 29 , 30 In the present study, we found that statin therapy was associated with a lower risk of ICH.
In Cluster II, the DEGs showed a trend of increased expression and were identified to be related to the deposition and formation of SCW, biosynthesis of secondary metabolites, various transport pathways, and signaling pathways, and as those dramatically enriching lignin biosynthesis, transport of nitrogen compounds, and transmembrane transport of amino acids, like the PAL gene (PH02Gene27016) and LAC gene (PH02Gene03534).
In a phase II clinical study focusing on head and neck cancer that enrolled seven NPC patients, sorafenib was well tolerated and showed a trend of longer time to progression, but this was not statistically significant. 298 The combination of sorafenib, cisplatin, and 5‐fluorouracil was shown to be tolerable in 54 recurrent/metastatic NPC patients, but the contribution of sorafenib to the chemotherapy was not clear. 299 In a phase II trial of pazopanib in 33 patients with recurrent/metastatic NPC, the partial response rate was 6.1%, with the clinical benefit rate of 54.5%. 300 Sunitinib was assessed for its efficacy and safety in 14 pretreated recurrent/metastatic NPC patients.