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. 2025 Sep 29;24:301. doi: 10.1186/s12944-025-02723-2

Table 2.

Number particles and diameter of lipoproteins assed by 1H-NMR according to sex and BMI

A Women Men p-Value
VLDLp (nmol/L) 34.6 [26.0–53.0 51.9 [38.6–72.5] 0.001
VLDL⌀ (nm) 42.1 [42.0–42.3] 42.2 [42.0–42.3] 0.423
LDLp (nmol/L) 1222.6 [1114.6–1466.2] 1368.8 [1212.2–1526.0] 0.042
LDL⌀ (nm) 21.2 [21.0–21.3] 21.0 [20.8–21.1] 0.000
HDLp (µmol/L) 29.6 [27.4–32.7] 27.4 [25.2–29.5] 0.001
HDL⌀ (nm) 8.3 [8.2–8.3] 8.3 [8.2–8.3] 0.557
B Overweight Obese p-Value
VLDLp (nmol/L) 36.1 [27.3–61.6] 52.3 [36.6–67.0] 0.028
VLDL⌀ (nm) 42.2 [42.0–42.3] 42.2 [42.0–42.3] 0.616
LDLp (nmol/L) 1305.3 [1126.1–1439.9] 1319.9 [1176.7–1536.5] 0.233
LDL⌀ (nm) 21.0 [20.8–21.2] 21.0 [20.9–21.2] 0.900
HDLp (µmol/L) 28.8 [26.1–31.5] 28.3 [25.6–30.4] 0.790
HDL⌀ (nm) 8.3 [8.2–8.3] 8.3 [8.2–8.3] 0.592

Values are shown as median [IQR]. P-Value: Wilcoxon Mann Whitney-test. Boldface indicates statistical significance (P < 0.05). 1H-NMR: Proton nuclear magnetic resonance; VLDL: Very low-density lipoprotein; LDL: Low-density lipoprotein; HDL: High-density lipoprotein; p: Particles; ⌀: Diameter