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. 2023 Mar 30;43(6):1229–1240. doi: 10.1007/s10875-023-01475-x

Table 4.

Overview of lipoproteins in CVID compared to healthy controls

Particle concentration Phenotype Mean value P-value
  XXL-VLDL   CVID   1.50 × 10−10   0.045b
  Controls   1.10 × 10−10
  XL-VLDL   CVID   7.08 × 10−10   0.028b
  Controls   4.61 × 10−10
  L-VLDL   CVID   4.62 × 10−9   0.046a
  Controls   3.11 × 10−9
  M-VLDL   CVID   1.68 × 10−8   0.038a
  Controls   1.28 × 10−8
  S-VLDL   CVID   2.72 × 10−8   0.014a
  Controls   2.18 × 10−8
  XS-VLDL   CVID   3.52 × 10−8   0.019a
  Controls   3.09 × 10−8
  IDL   CVID   9.50 × 10−8   0.417a
  Controls   9.10 × 10 − 8
  L-LDL   CVID   0.285   0.534a
  Controls   0.279
  M-LDL   CVID   1.24 × 10−7   0.522a
  Controls   1.19 × 10−7
  S-LDL   CVID   1.45 × 10−7   0.516a
  Controls   1.40 × 10−7
Cholesterol Phenotype Mean value P-value
  TC   CVID   2.139   0.930a
  Controls   2.128
  VLDL-C   CVID   0.598   0.020a
  Controls   0.486
  LDL-C   CVID   1.400   0.704a
Triglycerides Phenotype Mean value P-value
  Triglycerides   CVID   1.251   0.021a
  Controls   0.999
  VLDL-triglycerides   CVID   0.863   0.029a
  Controls   0.651
  LDL-triglycerides   CVID   0.156   0.047a
  Controls   0.137
  HDL-triglycerides   CVID   0.127   0.494a
  Controls   0.122

Data is from the Subset cohort (40 CVID and 28 healthy controls). CVID, common variable immunodeficiency; HDL, high-density lipoprotein; LDL, low-density lipoprotein; VLDL, very-low-density lipoprotein. The significant P-values are marked in bold as well as the phenotype that was significantly increased in either CVID or controls.

aStudent’s t-test.

bMann–Whitney U test.