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GSM155448
GPL570
Patient 08, time point 1 Patient 08 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155449
GPL570
Patient 08, time point 2 Patient 08 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155450
GPL570
Patient 08, time point 3 Patient 08 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155451
GPL570
Patient 08, time point 4 Patient 08 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155452
GPL570
Patient 11, time point 1 Patient 11 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155453
GPL570
Patient 11, time point 3 Patient 11 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155454
GPL570
Patient 11, time point 4 Patient 11 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155455
GPL570
Patient 17, time point 1 Patient 17 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155456
GPL570
Patient 17, time point 2 Patient 17 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155457
GPL570
Patient 17, time point 3 Patient 17 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155458
GPL570
Patient 17, time point 4 Patient 17 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155459
GPL570
Patient 23, time point 1 Patient 23 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155460
GPL570
Patient 23, time point 2 Patient 23 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155461
GPL570
Patient 23, time point 3 Patient 23 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155462
GPL570
Patient 23, time point 4 Patient 23 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155463
GPL570
Patient 26, time point 1 Patient 26 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155464
GPL570
Patient 26, time point 2 Patient 26 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155465
GPL570
Patient 26, time point 3 Patient 26 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155466
GPL570
Patient 26, time point 4 Patient 26 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155467
GPL570
Patient 29, time point 1 Patient 29 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155468
GPL570
Patient 29, time point 2 Patient 29 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155469
GPL570
Patient 29, time point 3 Patient 29 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155470
GPL570
Patient 29, time point 4 Patient 29 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155471
GPL570
Patient 32, time point 1 Patient 32 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155472
GPL570
Patient 32, time point 2 Patient 32 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155473
GPL570
Patient 32, time point 3 Patient 32 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155474
GPL570
Patient 32, time point 4 Patient 32 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155475
GPL570
Patient 35, time point 1 Patient 35 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155476
GPL570
Patient 35, time point 2 Patient 35 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155477
GPL570
Patient 35, time point 3 Patient 35 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155478
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Patient 35, time point 4 Patient 35 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155479
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Patient 36, time point 1 Patient 36 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155480
GPL570
Patient 36, time point 2 Patient 36 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155481
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Patient 36, time point 3 Patient 36 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155482
GPL570
Patient 36, time point 4 Patient 36 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155483
GPL570
Patient 38, time point 1 Patient 38 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155484
GPL570
Patient 38, time point 2 Patient 38 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155485
GPL570
Patient 38, time point 3 Patient 38 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155486
GPL570
Patient 38, time point 4 Patient 38 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155487
GPL570
Patient 40, time point 1 Patient 40 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155488
GPL570
Patient 40, time point 2 Patient 40 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155489
GPL570
Patient 40, time point 3 Patient 40 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155490
GPL570
Patient 40, time point 4 Patient 40 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155491
GPL570
Patient 43, time point 1 Patient 43 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155492
GPL570
Patient 43, time point 2 Patient 43 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155493
GPL570
Patient 43, time point 3 Patient 43 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155494
GPL570
Patient 43, time point 4 Patient 43 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155495
GPL570
Patient 45, time point 1 Patient 45 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155496
GPL570
Patient 45, time point 2 Patient 45 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155497
GPL570
Patient 45, time point 3 Patient 45 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155498
GPL570
Patient 45, time point 4 Patient 45 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155499
GPL570
Patient 54, time point 1 Patient 54 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155500
GPL570
Patient 54, time point 2 Patient 54 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155501
GPL570
Patient 54, time point 3 Patient 54 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155502
GPL570
Patient 54, time point 4 Patient 54 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155503
GPL570
Patient 55, time point 1 Patient 55 PBMC, collected at time point 1 Time: one week prior to commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155504
GPL570
Patient 55, time point 2 Patient 55 PBMC, collected at time point 2 Time: at commencement of periodontal therapy Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155505
GPL570
Patient 55, time point 3 Patient 55 PBMC, collected at time point 3 Time: six weeks after commencement of periodontal therapy (after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
GSM155506
GPL570
Patient 55, time point 4 Patient 55 PBMC, collected at time point 4 Time: ten weeks after prior to commencement of periodontal therapy (four weeks after treatment end) Tissue: Peripheral blood monocytes Phenotype: severe periodontitis Patients were recruited among the ones seeking treatment at the clinic for post-doctoral Periodontics, Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. To be eligible for enrollment, patients had to be diagnosed with severe periodontitis, with radiographic evidence of bone loss extending to greater or equal to 30% of the tooth length at several teeth. Additional inclusion criteria required: age greater or equal to 18 years; presence of greater or equal to 2 teeth/quadrant with a pocket depth of greater or equal to 6 mm and concomitant attachment loss of greater or equal to 3 mm; a minimum of 20 teeth present; no prior periodontal therapy; no systemic conditions or genetic disorders that entail the diagnosis of periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases; no use of systemic antibiotics or regular use of anti-inflammatory drugs for the preceding 6-month period; no diabetes mellitus; no current use of tobacco products or of nicotine replacement medication; not currently pregnant. A total of 15 subjects, 7 male and 8 female, were enrolled. All participants were informed about the scope and procedures of the study and informed consent was obtained.
 
 
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