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Fig 1.

Activation of S100A12 and IFI27 in a significant portion of hospitalized COVID-19 patients compared to healthy controls (whole blood).

A) upper panel (dataset GSE152641), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in healthy controls and hospitalized COVID-19 patients. B) lower panel (dataset GSE171110), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in healthy controls and severe COVID-19 patients.

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Fig 2.

Expression level of S100A12 and IFI27 in hospitalized patients with and without COVID-19 (whole blood).

A) upper panel (dataset GSE167000), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in non-critical patients with and without COVID-19. B) lower panel (dataset GSE154998), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in intensive care unit (ICU) patients with and without COVID-19.

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Fig 3.

Expression level of S100A12 and IFI27 in COVID-19 patients with different severity (whole blood).

A) upper panel (dataset GSE172114), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in moderate and critical COVID-19 patients. B) lower panel (dataset Zenodo 6120249), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in COVID-19 patients with different severity (non-hospitalized, moderate, severe and critical).

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Fig 4.

Correlation of S100A12 expression and the severity of COVID-19 (whole blood).

A) upper panel (dataset GSE189990), comparison of S100A12 expression in COVID-19 patients with different severity (incidental, moderate, critical and fatal). B) lower panel (dataset GSE161777), correlation between S100A12 expression and severity index (from critical to recovery).

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Fig 5.

Expression level of S100A12 and IFI27 in COVID-19 patients and patients with other diseases (whole blood).

A) upper panel (dataset GSE161731), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in healthy controls and patients with COVID-19 (hospitalized and non-hospitalized) or other types of infection. B) lower panel (dataset GSE157103), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in intensive care unit (ICU) and non-ICU patients with or without COVID-19.

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Fig 6.

Correlation of IFI27 expression with the duration of COVID-19 infection.

A) upper left (dataset Zenodo 6120249), correlation between IFI27 expression and time since symptom onset in COVID-19 patients. B) upper right (dataset GSE155454), correlation between IFI27 expression and time since symptom onset in COVID-19 patients. C) lower panel (dataset GSE166190), correlation between IFI27 expression and time interval index in COVID-19 patients (both adults and children).

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Fig 7.

Longitudinal tracking of the expression level of IFI27 and S100A12 during the course of infection.

A) upper left (dataset GSE68310), tracking of IFI27 expression in a community cohort with seasonal influenza. B) upper right (dataset GSE161731), tracking of IFI27 expression in non-hospitalized patients with COVID-19. C) lower left (dataset GSE178967), change of IFI27 expression in COVID-19 patients 5 days after study enrollment. D) lower right (dataset GSE169687), long-term tracking of S100A12 expression in COVID-19 patients.

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Fig 8.

Expression level of S100A12 and IFI27 in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) as correlated with COVID-19 severity or disease duration (dataset GSE152418).

A) upper panel, comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in healthy controls and COVID-19 patients with different severity (moderate, severe and critical). B) lower panel, correlation between IFI27 expression and time since symptom onset in COVID-19 patients.

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Fig 9.

Expression levels of S100A12 and IFI27 in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) as markers for the infection in COVID-19 patients.

A) upper panel (dataset GSE184401), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in COVID-19 patients with different severity (mild or severe) and secondary infection (with or without). B) lower panel (dataset GSE179627), comparison of S100A12 and IFI27 expression in healthy controls and COVID-19 patients with different severity (asymptomatic, mild and moderate) and different stages (acute, recovering and re-positive).

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