Plasma MCP-1 levels in blood samples from trauma patients.
- Cordelia Ziraldo (221649)
- Yoram Vodovotz (59974)
- Rami A. Namas (429290)
- Khalid Almahmoud (492319)
- Victor Tapias (492320)
- Qi Mi (59971)
- Derek Barclay (258485)
- Bahiyyah S. Jefferson (492321)
- Guoqiang Chen (270854)
- Timothy R. Billiar (91972)
- Ruben Zamora (221654)
Publication date
December 2013
DOIAbstract
<p>Plasma MCP-1 levels in blood samples from normotensive (Panel <b>A</b>) and hypotensive (Panel <b>B</b>) trauma patients (n = 31 each as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0079804#pone-0079804-g007" target="_blank"><b>Fig. 7</b></a><b> Panels B–C</b>). Panel <b>C</b> shows the overall demographics of the normotensive (n = 27) and hypotensive patients (n = 19) segregated according to plasma MCP-1 levels (<1000 pg/ml and >1500 pg/ml) and blood pressure status. Results represent the mean ± SEM.</p
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