Table 1

Evidence of circulating NET biomarkers in serum of patients with TRALI

Sample no.GATDNA, ng/mLMPO, mU/mLNucleosomes (OD 405-490)
Specificity     
    TRALI patient 1 ± 479 360.7 0.11 
    TRALI patient 2 ± 473 270.8 0.40 
    TRALI patient 3 ± 270 112.4 0.20 
    TRALI patient 4 ± 523 466.5 0.50 
    TRALI patient 5 ± 522 55.5 0.11 
    Group median  479 270.8 0.20 
    Normal control 1 − 266 39.7 
    Normal control 2 − 294 79.6 0.01 
    Normal control 3 − 250 45.9 0.06 
    Normal control 4 − 221 243 0.10 
    Normal control 5 − 241 87.4 0.07 
    Normal control 6 − 235 138.9 0.05 
    Group median  245 83.5 0.06 
        P  .0087 .1255 .0043 
Sample no.GATDNA, ng/mLMPO, mU/mLNucleosomes (OD 405-490)
Specificity     
    TRALI patient 1 ± 479 360.7 0.11 
    TRALI patient 2 ± 473 270.8 0.40 
    TRALI patient 3 ± 270 112.4 0.20 
    TRALI patient 4 ± 523 466.5 0.50 
    TRALI patient 5 ± 522 55.5 0.11 
    Group median  479 270.8 0.20 
    Normal control 1 − 266 39.7 
    Normal control 2 − 294 79.6 0.01 
    Normal control 3 − 250 45.9 0.06 
    Normal control 4 − 221 243 0.10 
    Normal control 5 − 241 87.4 0.07 
    Normal control 6 − 235 138.9 0.05 
    Group median  245 83.5 0.06 
        P  .0087 .1255 .0043 

The degree of agglutination was graded from − (negative), ± (weak), or + (positive). DNA, MPO, and nucleosome levels are compared in serum from patients with TRALI with control serum (P = .0087, .1255, and .0043, respectively). Analysis was performed blinded to sample origin. All the TRALI patients' samples were higher than all control samples for at least 1 biomarker.

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