Correction: Differences in multiple immune parameters between Indian and U.S. infants

Abstract

[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0207297.].

Fig 3. Differences in non-IgM isotypes between Indian and U.S. cohorts.

Ig isotype concentrations were determined by Luminex and compared between cohorts. The horizontal bar in each plot indicates the median, with whiskers extending from minimum to maximum values of observed data. Significant differences are noted. There was one U.S. sample below the lower limit of detection (LOD) for IgG2; 10 Indian and 10 U.S. samples above the upper LOD for IgG3; 3 Indian samples above the upper LOD for IgG4; and 2 Indian and 2 U.S. samples below the lower LOD for IgA.

Fig 4. Differences in other cell subsets between Indian and U.S. cohorts.

Cell subset frequencies, reported as percent of the parent subset, were regressed on country as described in the Methods. A number of significant differences in country means were detected as shown, after correction for multiple comparisons [15]. Red asterisks indicate significantly higher mean in India cohort; black asterisks indicate significantly higher mean in U.S. cohort. Neither maternal age or the interaction of country and maternal age was a statistically significant predictor of these cell-subset frequencies. Blue dots indicate the mean, with whiskers extending from minimum to maximum values of observed data.