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Heterogeneity was assessed using the I 2 statistic, which describes the proportion of variation in the log odds ratios that is attributable to genuine differences across studies rather than to random error [150], and by the 2 test [151]

cell type sex TAM: F (2,38) = 0.5548, p = 0.5787)

Besides, increased tryptamine production can be associated with decreased circulating tryptophan and serotonin synthesis in the brain and could represent one mechanism by which tryptamine influence behavior [214]

However, these criteria are difficult to use in AML because these patients are prone to bacterial and fungal infections [184,185,186], have reduced levels of circulating normal cells due to the disease or the chemotherapy [184,185,186,187], the disease itself may cause splenomegaly [188,189], fibrinogen may be increased due to an acute-phase reaction [190] (see Section 5.2), they often receive nutritional support that makes it difficult to interpret the triglyceride level [191], hemophagocytosis may be seen without HLH [192] and increased ferritin levels may have other causes including an iron overload