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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurogastroenterol Motil. 2013 Feb 20;25(5):10.1111/nmo.12086. doi: 10.1111/nmo.12086

Table 1.

Relationship between postprandial colon motility parameters and metabolite changes

Motility parameter (N) Metabolite Time point after the meal (min) Change* (↓ or ↑) P-value
Motility index
 Increase (13) None
 No increase (7) Glycerol 10 0.019
Carnosine 30 0.015
Number of peaks
 Increase (14) Alanine 0 0.03
Alanine 10 0.03
 No increase (6) Glycerol 10 0.02
Peak frequency
 Increase (13) Alanine 0 0.03
Asparagine 60 0.04
Cytosine 0 0.015
Cytosine 10 0.01
Cytosine 60 0.015
 No increase (7) None
Peak amplitude
 Increase (5) Cytosine 10 0.03
Choline 0 0.03
Phosphocholine 30 0.03
Thyroxine 10 0.03
Triiodothyronine 10 0.03
 No increase (15) None
AUC
 Increase (9) None
 No increase (11) 5HIAA 60 0.015
Adenosyl-homocysteine 0 0.006
Adenosyl-homocysteine 10 0.001
Adenosyl-homocysteine 60 0.04
Deoxyadenosine 0 0.04
GABA 30 0.03
Histamine 0 0.04
Isoleucine 30 0.02
Kynurenic acid 0 0.003
Kynurenic acid 10 0.01
Kynurenic acid 30 0.01
Kynurenic acid 60 0.01
Triiodothyronine 10 0.02
Valine 30 0.02
*

Comparison between patient groups with an ‘increase’ or ‘no increase’ in each of the motility parameters listed. Time point 0 corresponds to the baseline, before meal was ingested.