Table 2.

Cholesterol Flux and Rate Constants

		Flux, mg/kg per hour			Rate Constants, pools/hour
Participants	TCE	Flux 1	Flux 3	Flux 2	k(0,1)	k(0,3)	k(1,2)	k(2,1)
435	3.73	3.07	0.67	1.14	0.047	0.016	0.080	0.015
442	4.68	3.86	0.82	4.08	0.064	0.022	0.163	0.056
454	3.72	2.89	0.83	3.15	0.047	0.017	0.126	0.040
458	3.46	2.75	0.71	3.86	0.054	0.019	0.155	0.061
459	3.30	2.69	0.60	3.47	0.050	0.019	0.139	0.052
58	5.29	4.15	1.14	5.19	0.083	0.022	0.226	0.082
63	4.21	3.24	0.97	1.51	0.068	0.020	0.069	0.024
64	2.40	1.34	1.06	3.12	0.016	0.019	0.127	0.021
61	3.80	2.73	1.07	2.82	0.054	0.019	0.077	0.040
65	5.31	3.95	1.36	2.62	0.058	0.019	0.076	0.029
66	4.35	2.30	2.05	3.13	0.047	0.032	0.108	0.034
69	3.92	2.98	0.94	2.30	0.069	0.018	0.077	0.041
70	2.79	1.68	1.11	4.35	0.045	0.023	0.077	0.071
71	3.26	2.29	0.97	4.43	0.077	0.015	0.078	0.105
72	2.80	1.01	1.79	4.33	0.040	0.024	0.081	0.063
73	2.70	1.33	1.42	4.67	0.042	0.018	0.087	0.075
75	4.69	3.53	1.16	3.22	0.047	0.019	0.102	0.032
Mean	3.79	2.69	1.10	3.38	0.053	0.0200	0.109	0.049
SD	0.88	0.94	0.38	1.10	0.016	0.0038	0.043	0.024

Individual rate constants for fluxes between pools presented in the model in Figure 1. Flux 1 indicates FC flux out of V1; Flux 3, CE flux (V3); Flux 2, flux from V2 (RBC FC) to V1; k(0,1), flux rate out of V1; k(0,3), flux rate out of V3; k(1,2), flux rate from V2 into V1; and k(2,1), flux rate from V1 to V2.