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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biochim Biophys Acta. 2010 Oct 13;1811(1):9–16. doi: 10.1016/j.bbalip.2010.10.001

Table 2.

Serum biochemical values of WT and HSL−/− mice on different diets.

Normal Chow Normal Chow+Rosi High Fat High Fat+Rosi
WT HSL−/− WT HSL−/− WT HSL−/− WT HSL−/−
Glucose, mg/dl 160±36 177±36* 104±41 130±30 179±30 197±29 140±29 208±47.5*
Triglyceride, mg/dl 93±17 73±17* 72±12 56±16 156±33 158±21 126±21 123.2±26.7
Total cholesterol, mg/dl 175±45 141±17 127±29 150±21 203±70 227±25 173.0±39.1 206.7±69.3
FFA, mmol/l 1.55±0.72 1.01±0.19* 0.80±0.37 0.71±0.23 2.39±1.30 2.14±0.62 1.01±0.47 1.03±0.54
Insulin, fasted, ng/ml 1.66±0.15 1.72±0.17 1.48±0.08 1.60±0.11 1.53±0.12 1.44±0.17 1.30±0.29 1.68±0.35
Adiponectin, μg/ml 56.6±9.5 12.8±7.7** 68.0±5.3 56.4±12.3 39.2±2.5 9.1±3.7** 67.1±0.9 50.66±11.9

Results are means ± SE of mice on various diets for 16wks (n=8 in each group).

*

P <0.05,

**

P <0.01.

Comparisons are between HSL−/− and WT within each treatment group.