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Table 3 Absolute quantification of individual sample

From: Comprehensive proteome analysis of nasal lavage samples after controlled exposure to welding nanoparticles shows an induced acute phase and a nuclear receptor, LXR/RXR, activation that influence the status of the extracellular matrix

Protein

Mean slope in NL

Mean slope in MilliQ water

LOD (fmol/µL)

Exposure

Mean; median; (max–min) concentration (fmol/µL)

Statistical evaluation

Before exposure

After exposure

Day after exposure

Beta-value

95% CI

p value

MMP9

0.291

0.275

0.043

A

0.26; 0.14; (0.02–0.61)

0.14; 0.13; (0.02–0.37)

0.19; 0.13; (0.02–0.36)

0.77

0.63–0.93

0.015

B

0.16; 0.15; (0.02–0.42)

0.16; 0.11 (0.03–0.52)

0.18; 0.16; (0.08–0.4)

   

A1AT

0.153

0.158

0.205

A

0.51; 0.37; (0.23–1.28)

0.50; 0.37; (0.23–1.6)

0.44; 0.52; (0.14–0.94)

1.20

0.77–1.87

0.369

B

0.67; 0.51; (0.3–2.12)

0.52; 0.41; (0.21–1.84)

0.56; 0.45; (0.2–1.48)

   

A2 MG

0.184

0.153

0.075

A

0.52; 0.43; (0.09–0.13)

0.42; 0.20; (0.08–1.32)

0.35; 0.29; (0.05–0.95)

0.95

0.73–1.23

0.669

    

B

0.49; 0.32; (0.16–1.13)

0.47; 0.24; (0.09–1.55)

0.48; 0.51; (0.11–1.44)

   

APOB

0.164

0.177

0.356

A/B

NA

NA

NA

Elastin

0.432*

0.339

0.339

A/B

NA

NA

NA

  1. Mean slope of the calibration curve for each quantitative protein and the calculated LOD (determined from blank samples)
  2. NL nasal lavage, A welding fume particle exposure, B filtered air exposure, NA no quantitative data could be obtained
  3. * Big variation between the slopes