borderline significancep = 0.07
As expected, the results showed that the levels of CYP2A6 mRNA is increased (p = 0.07; borderline significance) in HIV negative smokers (1.5-fold) compared to HIV negative non-smokers ( Fig 5 ).
As expected, the results showed that the levels of CYP2A6 mRNA is increased (p = 0.07; borderline significance) in HIV negative smokers (1.5-fold) compared to HIV negative non-smokers ( Fig 5 ).
All tests were two-sided and results that were statistically borderline significant at p≤0.1 (#) and significant at p ≤0.05 (*) and ≤0.01 (**).