CCL2 and coronary stenosis: A high level of sCD14 compared to a low level of sCD14 was associated with an odds ratio of 3.3 (95% CI 1.1–9.7) for coronary artery stenosis,[27] and levels of sCD14 were related to the presence of coronary artery calcium in multivariable analysis.[13] MCP-1 was borderline significantly related to severity of plaque (Rho value 0.23, p 0.047) and weakly related to the Agatston Calcium score (Rho value 0.27, p 0.02) in one study.[26]