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Table 2 Univariate correlation study

From: HDL functionality in type 1 diabetes: enhancement of cholesterol efflux capacity in relationship with decreased HDL carbamylation after improvement of glycemic control

Changes after intervention in:

CEC

Carbamylated HDLs

 

r

P-value

r

P-value

CEC

1

N.A

−0.411

0.034

Carbamylated HDLs

−0.411

0.034

1

N.A

BMI

0.105

0.60

−0.087

0.67

HbA1c

−0.403

0.038

0.141

0.48

Serum triglycerides

−0.068

0.73

0.109

0.59

Serum HDL-cholesterol

0.193

0.33

−0.494

0.010

MPO

−0.005

0.98

0.153

0.44

eGFR

−0.080

0.69

−0.094

0.23

Urea

0.109

0.59

0.158

0.32

HDL-phospholipids

0.189

0.34

0.173

0.39

HDL-proteins

0.059

0.77

−0.446

0.021

HDL-triglycerides

0.123

0.54

−0.516

0.006

HDL-esterified cholesterol

−0.169

0.40

0.032

0.87

HDL-free cholesterol

0.147

0.46

−0.492

0.010

HDL-apoAI

−0.140

0.48

−0.080

0.69

  1. r corresponds to the Spearman correlation coefficient. BMI body mass index, CEC cholesterol efflux capacity, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate, MPO myeloperoxidase, N.A. not applicable.