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Table 1 Total number of phosphatidylserine, exosome, and inflammatory markers positive for urinary EVs

From: Extracellular vesicles in urine of women with but not without kidney stones manifest patterns similar to men: a case control study

 

Controls from the general population

First time kidney stone formers

Women ( n= 24)

Men ( n= 26–36)

Women ( n= 24–50)

Men ( n= 26–60)

Urinary EV/mg creatinine

 Total phosphatidylserine positive

3,181 (1,144, 6,072)

697* (243, 1,158)

3,068 (1,143, 6,166)

1,416 (515, 3,435)

 Total CD63 (exosome) positive

911 (528, 1,258)

185* (86, 580)

2,308 (525, 5,637)

1,062* (267, 2,628)

Cellular adhesion/inflammatory molecules positive for urinary EV/mg creatinine

 Total E-cadherin positive

6 (2, 21)

5 (2, 9)

7 (2, 17)

4 (2, 9)

 Total ICAM-1 positive

184 (106, 320)

160 (33, 657)

204 (93, 627)

163 (43, 627)

 Total VCAM-1 positive

720 (133, 1,708)

48* (6, 215)

46 (15, 198)

35 (6, 206)

 Total tissue factor positive

494 (214, 1,012)

204* (67, 667)

611 (241, 2,063)

421 (115, 1,962)

 Total MCP-1 positive

20 (5, 36)

3* (2, 6)

8 (3, 16)

3* (1, 8)

  1. Data are presented as median (25th, 75th percentile) × 103/mg creatinine and analyzed by ANOVA followed by Student’s t test/Wilcoxon/Kruskal-Wallis (rank sums) test. *P < 0.05 between men and women of the same group; P < 0.05 between control and stone formers of the same sex.