Table 2

Anthropometric and Biochemical Characteristics of the Subjects Included in the Study of Dyslipidemia According to Low or High Triglyceride Concentrations

MaleFemaleP Two-Way ANOVA
Low TGHigh TGLow TGHigh TGTGGenderInterquartile Range
n = 8821212719
Age, y34 ± 1040 ± 1044 ± 948 ± 13.026<.001.504
Weight, kg104 ± 22109 ± 2590 ± 2494 ± 9.337.003.831
BMI, kg/m232.7 ± 5.636.2 ± 7.835.4 ± 7.736.9 ± 3.4.076.239.485
Body fat, %33.5 ± 9.437.8 ± 7.748.5 ± 8.148.8 ± 3.9.171<.001.217
Waist circumference, cm108 ± 16116 ± 17102 ± 20110 ± 7.026.102.963
WHR0.95 ± 0.071.01 ± 0.080.86 ± 0.100.95 ± 0.06<.001<.001.450
PAL, AU1.39 ± 0.401.40 ± 0.551.68 ± 0.351.65 ± 0.47.970.144.907
SBP, mm Hg123 ± 14124 ± 17119 ± 17131 ± 17.066.657.139
DBP, mm Hg77 ± 1079 ± 1076 ± 1082 ± 11.043.504.271
Glucose, mg/dL90 ± 7103 ± 1586 ± 11107 ± 13<.001.997.181
Insulin, μU/mL9.6 ± 5.517.9 ± 10.67.7 ± 5.923.8 ± 19.5<.001.416.111
Glucose 2-h OGTT, mg/dL105 ± 20159 ± 56113 ± 29172 ± 62<.001.268.814
Insulin 2-h OGTT, μU/mL70.2 ± 55.8106.8 ± 55.561.4 ± 52.5130.3 ± 69.2<.001.559.198
HOMA2.15 ± 1.284.67 ± 3.121.70 ± 1.416.59 ± 6.40<.001.325.118
QUICKI0.352 ± 0.0350.317 ± 0.031a0.375 ± 0.0490.303 ± 0.023b<.001.585.022
Triglycerides, mg/dL52 (50–58)415 (335–496)b40 (37–57)298 (283–350)b<.001<.001.002
Total cholesterol, mg/dL166 ± 36250 ± 49186 ± 34249 ± 41<.001.268.223
LDL-C, mg/dL105 ± 35154 ± 47109 ± 31143 ± 39<.001.669.430
HDL-C, mg/dL50 ± 1238 ± 6a68 ± 1544 ± 11b<.001<.001.024
nonHDL-C, mg/dL116 ± 36213 ± 47118 ± 30206 ± 38<.001.761.564
Uric acid, mg/dL6.1 ± 0.77.1 ± 1.64.4 ± 1.16.0 ± 1.3<.001<.001.279
Creatinine, mg/dL0.95 ± 0.130.89 ± 0.130.70 ± 0.100.78 ± 0.11c.743<.001.004
WBC, 106 cells/mL6.0 ± 1.37.0 ± 1.56.0 ± 1.77.6 ± 1.6<.001.324.359
ALT, IU/L35 ± 2437 ± 2219 ± 1830 ± 19.124.015.352
AST, IU/L18 ± 822 ± 1016 ± 1518 ± 8.241.219.655
AST to ALT ratio0.60 ± 0.240.63 ± 0.120.97 ± 0.360.66 ± 0.18b.011<.001.004
γ-GT, IU/L24 ± 2148 ± 3213 ± 837 ± 32<.001.039.946
Leptin, ng/mL17.4 ± 13.321.9 ± 21.240.7 ± 23.545.1 ± 18.8.301<.001.994
MaleFemaleP Two-Way ANOVA
Low TGHigh TGLow TGHigh TGTGGenderInterquartile Range
n = 8821212719
Age, y34 ± 1040 ± 1044 ± 948 ± 13.026<.001.504
Weight, kg104 ± 22109 ± 2590 ± 2494 ± 9.337.003.831
BMI, kg/m232.7 ± 5.636.2 ± 7.835.4 ± 7.736.9 ± 3.4.076.239.485
Body fat, %33.5 ± 9.437.8 ± 7.748.5 ± 8.148.8 ± 3.9.171<.001.217
Waist circumference, cm108 ± 16116 ± 17102 ± 20110 ± 7.026.102.963
WHR0.95 ± 0.071.01 ± 0.080.86 ± 0.100.95 ± 0.06<.001<.001.450
PAL, AU1.39 ± 0.401.40 ± 0.551.68 ± 0.351.65 ± 0.47.970.144.907
SBP, mm Hg123 ± 14124 ± 17119 ± 17131 ± 17.066.657.139
DBP, mm Hg77 ± 1079 ± 1076 ± 1082 ± 11.043.504.271
Glucose, mg/dL90 ± 7103 ± 1586 ± 11107 ± 13<.001.997.181
Insulin, μU/mL9.6 ± 5.517.9 ± 10.67.7 ± 5.923.8 ± 19.5<.001.416.111
Glucose 2-h OGTT, mg/dL105 ± 20159 ± 56113 ± 29172 ± 62<.001.268.814
Insulin 2-h OGTT, μU/mL70.2 ± 55.8106.8 ± 55.561.4 ± 52.5130.3 ± 69.2<.001.559.198
HOMA2.15 ± 1.284.67 ± 3.121.70 ± 1.416.59 ± 6.40<.001.325.118
QUICKI0.352 ± 0.0350.317 ± 0.031a0.375 ± 0.0490.303 ± 0.023b<.001.585.022
Triglycerides, mg/dL52 (50–58)415 (335–496)b40 (37–57)298 (283–350)b<.001<.001.002
Total cholesterol, mg/dL166 ± 36250 ± 49186 ± 34249 ± 41<.001.268.223
LDL-C, mg/dL105 ± 35154 ± 47109 ± 31143 ± 39<.001.669.430
HDL-C, mg/dL50 ± 1238 ± 6a68 ± 1544 ± 11b<.001<.001.024
nonHDL-C, mg/dL116 ± 36213 ± 47118 ± 30206 ± 38<.001.761.564
Uric acid, mg/dL6.1 ± 0.77.1 ± 1.64.4 ± 1.16.0 ± 1.3<.001<.001.279
Creatinine, mg/dL0.95 ± 0.130.89 ± 0.130.70 ± 0.100.78 ± 0.11c.743<.001.004
WBC, 106 cells/mL6.0 ± 1.37.0 ± 1.56.0 ± 1.77.6 ± 1.6<.001.324.359
ALT, IU/L35 ± 2437 ± 2219 ± 1830 ± 19.124.015.352
AST, IU/L18 ± 822 ± 1016 ± 1518 ± 8.241.219.655
AST to ALT ratio0.60 ± 0.240.63 ± 0.120.97 ± 0.360.66 ± 0.18b.011<.001.004
γ-GT, IU/L24 ± 2148 ± 3213 ± 837 ± 32<.001.039.946
Leptin, ng/mL17.4 ± 13.321.9 ± 21.240.7 ± 23.545.1 ± 18.8.301<.001.994

Abbreviations: BF%, body fat percentage; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; SBP, systolic blood pressure. Data are mean ± SD or median (interquartile range). Differences between groups were analyzed by a two-way ANOVA. If an interaction was detected, a one-way ANOVA followed by Fisher’s LSD tests was performed. Bold values denote statistical significance at P < .05.

a

P < .01 vs low TG of the same gender.

b

P < .001 vs low TG of the same gender.

c

P < .05 vs low TG of the same gender.

Table 2

Anthropometric and Biochemical Characteristics of the Subjects Included in the Study of Dyslipidemia According to Low or High Triglyceride Concentrations

MaleFemaleP Two-Way ANOVA
Low TGHigh TGLow TGHigh TGTGGenderInterquartile Range
n = 8821212719
Age, y34 ± 1040 ± 1044 ± 948 ± 13.026<.001.504
Weight, kg104 ± 22109 ± 2590 ± 2494 ± 9.337.003.831
BMI, kg/m232.7 ± 5.636.2 ± 7.835.4 ± 7.736.9 ± 3.4.076.239.485
Body fat, %33.5 ± 9.437.8 ± 7.748.5 ± 8.148.8 ± 3.9.171<.001.217
Waist circumference, cm108 ± 16116 ± 17102 ± 20110 ± 7.026.102.963
WHR0.95 ± 0.071.01 ± 0.080.86 ± 0.100.95 ± 0.06<.001<.001.450
PAL, AU1.39 ± 0.401.40 ± 0.551.68 ± 0.351.65 ± 0.47.970.144.907
SBP, mm Hg123 ± 14124 ± 17119 ± 17131 ± 17.066.657.139
DBP, mm Hg77 ± 1079 ± 1076 ± 1082 ± 11.043.504.271
Glucose, mg/dL90 ± 7103 ± 1586 ± 11107 ± 13<.001.997.181
Insulin, μU/mL9.6 ± 5.517.9 ± 10.67.7 ± 5.923.8 ± 19.5<.001.416.111
Glucose 2-h OGTT, mg/dL105 ± 20159 ± 56113 ± 29172 ± 62<.001.268.814
Insulin 2-h OGTT, μU/mL70.2 ± 55.8106.8 ± 55.561.4 ± 52.5130.3 ± 69.2<.001.559.198
HOMA2.15 ± 1.284.67 ± 3.121.70 ± 1.416.59 ± 6.40<.001.325.118
QUICKI0.352 ± 0.0350.317 ± 0.031a0.375 ± 0.0490.303 ± 0.023b<.001.585.022
Triglycerides, mg/dL52 (50–58)415 (335–496)b40 (37–57)298 (283–350)b<.001<.001.002
Total cholesterol, mg/dL166 ± 36250 ± 49186 ± 34249 ± 41<.001.268.223
LDL-C, mg/dL105 ± 35154 ± 47109 ± 31143 ± 39<.001.669.430
HDL-C, mg/dL50 ± 1238 ± 6a68 ± 1544 ± 11b<.001<.001.024
nonHDL-C, mg/dL116 ± 36213 ± 47118 ± 30206 ± 38<.001.761.564
Uric acid, mg/dL6.1 ± 0.77.1 ± 1.64.4 ± 1.16.0 ± 1.3<.001<.001.279
Creatinine, mg/dL0.95 ± 0.130.89 ± 0.130.70 ± 0.100.78 ± 0.11c.743<.001.004
WBC, 106 cells/mL6.0 ± 1.37.0 ± 1.56.0 ± 1.77.6 ± 1.6<.001.324.359
ALT, IU/L35 ± 2437 ± 2219 ± 1830 ± 19.124.015.352
AST, IU/L18 ± 822 ± 1016 ± 1518 ± 8.241.219.655
AST to ALT ratio0.60 ± 0.240.63 ± 0.120.97 ± 0.360.66 ± 0.18b.011<.001.004
γ-GT, IU/L24 ± 2148 ± 3213 ± 837 ± 32<.001.039.946
Leptin, ng/mL17.4 ± 13.321.9 ± 21.240.7 ± 23.545.1 ± 18.8.301<.001.994
MaleFemaleP Two-Way ANOVA
Low TGHigh TGLow TGHigh TGTGGenderInterquartile Range
n = 8821212719
Age, y34 ± 1040 ± 1044 ± 948 ± 13.026<.001.504
Weight, kg104 ± 22109 ± 2590 ± 2494 ± 9.337.003.831
BMI, kg/m232.7 ± 5.636.2 ± 7.835.4 ± 7.736.9 ± 3.4.076.239.485
Body fat, %33.5 ± 9.437.8 ± 7.748.5 ± 8.148.8 ± 3.9.171<.001.217
Waist circumference, cm108 ± 16116 ± 17102 ± 20110 ± 7.026.102.963
WHR0.95 ± 0.071.01 ± 0.080.86 ± 0.100.95 ± 0.06<.001<.001.450
PAL, AU1.39 ± 0.401.40 ± 0.551.68 ± 0.351.65 ± 0.47.970.144.907
SBP, mm Hg123 ± 14124 ± 17119 ± 17131 ± 17.066.657.139
DBP, mm Hg77 ± 1079 ± 1076 ± 1082 ± 11.043.504.271
Glucose, mg/dL90 ± 7103 ± 1586 ± 11107 ± 13<.001.997.181
Insulin, μU/mL9.6 ± 5.517.9 ± 10.67.7 ± 5.923.8 ± 19.5<.001.416.111
Glucose 2-h OGTT, mg/dL105 ± 20159 ± 56113 ± 29172 ± 62<.001.268.814
Insulin 2-h OGTT, μU/mL70.2 ± 55.8106.8 ± 55.561.4 ± 52.5130.3 ± 69.2<.001.559.198
HOMA2.15 ± 1.284.67 ± 3.121.70 ± 1.416.59 ± 6.40<.001.325.118
QUICKI0.352 ± 0.0350.317 ± 0.031a0.375 ± 0.0490.303 ± 0.023b<.001.585.022
Triglycerides, mg/dL52 (50–58)415 (335–496)b40 (37–57)298 (283–350)b<.001<.001.002
Total cholesterol, mg/dL166 ± 36250 ± 49186 ± 34249 ± 41<.001.268.223
LDL-C, mg/dL105 ± 35154 ± 47109 ± 31143 ± 39<.001.669.430
HDL-C, mg/dL50 ± 1238 ± 6a68 ± 1544 ± 11b<.001<.001.024
nonHDL-C, mg/dL116 ± 36213 ± 47118 ± 30206 ± 38<.001.761.564
Uric acid, mg/dL6.1 ± 0.77.1 ± 1.64.4 ± 1.16.0 ± 1.3<.001<.001.279
Creatinine, mg/dL0.95 ± 0.130.89 ± 0.130.70 ± 0.100.78 ± 0.11c.743<.001.004
WBC, 106 cells/mL6.0 ± 1.37.0 ± 1.56.0 ± 1.77.6 ± 1.6<.001.324.359
ALT, IU/L35 ± 2437 ± 2219 ± 1830 ± 19.124.015.352
AST, IU/L18 ± 822 ± 1016 ± 1518 ± 8.241.219.655
AST to ALT ratio0.60 ± 0.240.63 ± 0.120.97 ± 0.360.66 ± 0.18b.011<.001.004
γ-GT, IU/L24 ± 2148 ± 3213 ± 837 ± 32<.001.039.946
Leptin, ng/mL17.4 ± 13.321.9 ± 21.240.7 ± 23.545.1 ± 18.8.301<.001.994

Abbreviations: BF%, body fat percentage; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; SBP, systolic blood pressure. Data are mean ± SD or median (interquartile range). Differences between groups were analyzed by a two-way ANOVA. If an interaction was detected, a one-way ANOVA followed by Fisher’s LSD tests was performed. Bold values denote statistical significance at P < .05.

a

P < .01 vs low TG of the same gender.

b

P < .001 vs low TG of the same gender.

c

P < .05 vs low TG of the same gender.

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