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. 2023 Jan 4;130(6):944–957. doi: 10.1017/S0007114522004068

Table 1.

Fasting plasma lipid profile and pH-medicated parameters of rats at end point

Control LPS Lysine-deficient 60 % Lysine-deficient 60 %-LPS ANOVA P-value
Mean sd Mean sd Mean sd Mean sd
Lipid profile
  TAG (mg/dl) 82·0 14·6a 112·0 44·5b 40·6 6·9c 38·7 6·2c <0·001
  Total cholesterol (mg/dl) 91·3 6·6ac 96·8 16·6a 76·5 12·8b 82·0 6·1bc 0·009
  HDL (mg/dl) 69·7 4·5a 71·5 11·3a 54·4 6·7b 65·0 5·2a <0·001
  LDL (mg/dl) 5·3 4·1 8·0 5·4 11·0 4·8 8·8 2·0 0·109
pH-mediated parameters
  Na (mmol/l) 136·6 1·2 136·4 0·8 135·6 1·3 135·7 1·6 0·302
  Chloride (mmol/l) 92·3 1·2a 91·6 0·8a 97·8 2·4b 96·4 1·6b <0·001
  Lactate (mmol/l) 8·7 2·1 10·1 1·7 10·1 0·9 9·5 2·5 0·409

Data are expressed as the mean ± sd and analysed by one-way ANOVA to detect the difference between groups, followed by Fisher’s least significant difference for post hoc multiple comparisons (n = 8 per group). Means with the same letter are not significantly different from each other (P-value > 0·05).

Statistical significance was set at P-value < 0·05.