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Table 2 Adiponectin concentration broken down according to laboratory parameters

From: Association of adiponectin with hepatic steatosis: a study of 1,349 subjects in a random population sample

 

N

Adiponectin (μg/ml) Mean ± SD

ALT

  

Normal

1172

11.68 ± 6.38

Elevated

177

9.13 ± 5.05

AST

  

Normal

1319

11.36 ± 6.22

Elevated

30

10.55 ± 8.32

GGT

  

Normal

1196

11.34 ± 6.22

Elevated

114

11.02 ± 7.08

Reduced

39

12.55 ± 5.36

AP

  

Normal

1167

11.03 ± 6.27

Elevated

7

13.98 ± 7.43

Reduced

175

13.38 ± 5.91

Triglycerides

  

Normal

952

12.25 ± 6.65

Increased

397

9.19 ± 4.63

Cholesterol

  

Normal

500

10.98 ± 6.58

Increased

849

11.56 ± 6.09

HDL-Cholesterol

  

Normal

1050

10.22 ± 5.39

Increased

299

15.32 ± 7.46

LDL-Cholesterol

  

Normal

538

11.58 ± 6.49

Erhöht

811

11.19 ± 6.13

Random Glucose

  

Normal

1305

11.32 ± 6.27

Elevated

37

11.70 ± 5.72

Reduced

7

14.21 ± 10.16

CRP

  

Normal

1192

11.48 ± 6.30

Elevated

157

10.34 ± 6.03

HOMA

  

Normal

211

10.49 ± 6.46

Elevated

33

9.20 ± 5.66

  1. ALT = Alanine aminotransferase, AP = Alkaline phosphatase, AST = Aspartate aminotransferase, CRP = C-reactive protein, GGT = γ-glutamyl-transferase, HDL = High Density Lipoprotein, HOMA = Homeostasis Model Assessment, LDL = Low Density Lipoprotein Random-Glucose = Glucose independent of meal times; HOMA = Homeostasis Model Assessment, SD = standard deviation.
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BMC Research Notes

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