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LYMPH also showed an increasing trend in the RSGB treatment group, so the following study prolonged the administration frequency and time. 3.2 RSGB alleviated leukocytopenia and anemia in thyrotoxicosis mice The blood routine test results showed that the whole blood cells were significantly decreased after a 20-day overdose of thyroxine.
ICU-NS, p=0.006) but those patients exhibited a weak trend of decreasing platelet populations relative to control group as determined by the proportion of CD42b-positive cells (% Total); Figures 1A, B (Mean ± SEM, control, n=31: 11.37 ± 1.68, non-ICU, n= 15: 15.22 ± 2.76, ICU-S, n=34: 7.63 ± 0.94, ICU-NS, n=56: 7.89 ± 0.87).
Indeed, while platelets of both ICU-S and ICU-NS groups showed a trend of increase in PAC1 expression ( Figure 5B ; Mean ± SEM, control, n=11: 0.50x10 4 ± 0.03x10 4 , ICU-S, n=12: 0.57x10 4 ± 0.04x10 4 , ICU-NS, n=13: 0.81x10 4 ± 0.14x10 4 ), they significantly exhibited an increased CD62P mean fluorescence intensity when compared with control subjects ( Figure 5C , ICU-S vs. control, p= 0.020; ICU-NS vs. control, p=0.025; Mean ± SEM, control, n=11: 0.34x10 4 ± 0.04x10 4 , ICU-S, n=12: 0.62x10 4 ± 0.07x10 4 , ICU-NS, n=13: 0.61x10 4 ± 0.08x10 4 ).
Consistent with the above results, based on the analysis of GEO dataset analysis, the GSE16011 dataset showed an increasing trend in the number of patients with high-grade glioma ( Figure 4E ); similar results were observed for the GSE4412 dataset ( Figure 4F ) and the GSE43289 dataset ( Figure 4G ). qRT–PCR and immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining for SLC11A1 were used to evaluate SLC11A1 expression in tumor tissue samples and for further validation.
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While inflammatory marker CRP on its own did not emerge as a good classifier (see Supplementary Table 2 for more details) and did not correlate with anti-S or anti-RBD antibody titers measured as a continuous variable ( Figure 4A ), a highly significant difference was observed in CRP levels in good and poor responders at all studied timepoints ( Figure 4B ).