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While the dose of 1ppm Se-enriched milk protein used in the present study was several fold greater than that used for human intervention studies (200 μg Se/day) [5] , our previous studies indicated that 1ppm Se was at the lowest range of Se forms to be effective in the AOM model, Se-enriched milk protein at 0.5ppm also showed a trend towards protection [28] .
While in WI or CS group they appear inhibited or reduced, we showed a trend towards increased for TGFβ and a significant rise of its first downstream mediator pSmad3 in WI + CS, indicate a maintain production of collagen and a progression of renal fibrosis accentuated by MMP-2 decrease expression supporting a less extracellular matrix degradation.
In accordance with the elevated histone H3 levels in the RTT samples, the modified versions of histone H3 investigated—histone H3 trimethylated on lysine 4 (H3K4me3), histone H3 acetylated on lysine 9 (H3K9ac) and histone H3 acetylated on lysine 27 (H3K27ac)—showed a trend toward higher levels of occupancy in the RTT samples with the only statistically significant change being an increase in H3K9ac on the myoglobin exon (data not shown).
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Interestingly, the inverse correlation observed for bCSp did not reach statistical significance (2A) when epitope-conservation was defined as mCSp (r = −0.40, p = 0.139, Figure 6A ), although the data showed a trend in the same direction as was observed for the bCSp analysis.
Three findings from our data support this hypothesis: 1) DRB1*15 is associated with OCB+; 2) the combination of non-HLA markers associated with MS susceptibility also showed a trend for association with the presence of OCB as suggested by our wGRS, although most of its predictive power comes from DRB1*15; 3) after meta-analysis of the Italian best associated markers with two independent data-sets, we found a non-HLA SNP on chromosome 6 that almost reached GWAS significance.