A bubble plot demonstrating relative fold increase and decrease and statistical significance of the proteins that were either increased (n = 6) or decreased (n = 11) in pre-CMV infection samples in CMV DNAemia positive patients compared to matching CMV DNAemia negative cohort

(9386207), Tara K. Sigdel; (11776037), Patrick Boada; (14126124), Maggie Kerwin; (9386210), Priyanka Rashmi; (7384940), David Gjertson; (4683280), Maura Rossetti; (2180616), Swastika Sur; (15675183), Dane Munar; (15675186), James Cimino; (322599), Richard Ahn; (2111923), Harry Pickering; (206502), Subha Sen; (15675189), Rajesh Parmar; (551880), Benoit Fatou; (383933), Hanno Steen; (4683298), Joanna Schaenman; (11702234), Suphamai Bunnapradist; (11083479), Elaine F. Reed; (7449608), Minnie M. Sarwal

doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0285870.s001

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A bubble plot demonstrating relative fold increase and decrease and statistical significance of the proteins that were either increased (n = 6) or decreased (n = 11) in pre-CMV infection samples in CMV DNAemia positive patients compared to matching CMV DNAemia negative cohort.

Published in Figshare • May 19, 2023

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Tara K. Sigdel (9386207)

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Patrick Boada (11776037)

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Maggie Kerwin (14126124)

Abstract

<p>A bubble plot demonstrating relative fold increase and decrease and statistical significance of the proteins that were either increased (n = 6) or decreased (n = 11) in pre-CMV infection samples in CMV DNAemia positive patients compared to matching CMV DNAemia negative cohort.</p>

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Statistical analysis

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Statistical significance

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