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The expression of miR-132 showed a trend towards a negative correlation with MAG1 antibody level (r = -0.61, p = 0.0667, Fig 7B ) Discussion To provide insights into virulent strain-related severity of human toxoplasmosis, we established a chronic model of the virulent type I strain using outbred mice.
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At baseline, IL‐6 levels were significantly higher in the borderline SCRHD group compared with controls ( P =0.048), while tumor necrosis factor‐alpha showed a trend toward elevation ( P =0.067).
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Experiment 2: Adult morphology In adulthood, PA female pancreatic sections, compared to controls, showed a trend ( P = 0.067) towards reduced fraction of small islets, ranging from 100 to 1100 μm 2 in size (data not shown) and decreased islet counts ( P = 0.068; control 8.25 (±0.75); PA 6.11 (±0.74))/μm 2 ×10 −6 ) (data not shown).
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Again, there was an expected treatment-by-time interaction (F(1,20)=73.105, P< .001): the plasma ratio increased 17.2% from T0 to T5 following TRP+, which showed a trend towards significance (mean T0=0.156, SD=0.046, mean T5=0.189, SD=.015, t(21)=1.931, P =.067), and significantly decreased 85.1% from T0 to T5 following TRP- (mean T0=0.166, SD=0.054, mean T5=0.025, SD=0.012, t(21)=13.860, P< .001).
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Therefore, utilizing UDS as a preliminary screening tool for early TA detection in children with unexplained fevers is a promising strategy, potentially reducing the interval between disease onset and diagnosis, which in our study showed a trend toward association with refractory and relapsing TA ( p = 0.067), although this did not reach statistical significance.
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sc IFN β‐1a‐ versus placebo‐treated patients Patients treated with sc IFN β‐1a had a lower mean (±SD) number of new/enlarging lesions ( n = 273; 6.9 ± 10) compared with placebo‐treated patients ( n = 134; 10.9 ± 16, p < 0.01), while the lesion volume increase of new/enlarging lesions showed a trend towards reduction in treated patients (0.47 ± 0.99 vs. 0.88 ± 1.48 cm 3 , p = 0.067), after adjusting for age, sex, center, and conversion.