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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Hypertens. 2015 Mar;33(3):534–541. doi: 10.1097/HJH.0000000000000437

Table 3.

Changes in plasma MBG (P-MBG) and urinary MBG (U-MBG) at baseline, high-salt, and low-salt intake in all subjects, and in males and females separately.

Baseline High-salt Low-salt P* (high- vs. low-salt)
All subjects (n=39)
P-MBG (pmol/L) 111 (67.5–155) 262 (175–367) 233 (159–303) 0.029
UE-MBG (pmol/24 hours) 1224 (796–1483) 1080 (824–1321) 1078 (709–1224) 0.21
Males (n=20)
P-MBG (pmol/L) 84.5 (63.0–158) 279 (215–366) 250 (124–305) 0.067
UE-MBG (pmol/24 hours) 1301 (825–1722) 1187 (935–1468) 1133 (793–1362) 0.15
Females (n=19)
P-MBG (pmol/L) 124 (83.0–150) 225 (146–367) 214 (166–274) 0.21
UE-MBG (pmol/24 hours) 1063 (780–1380) 973 (678–1135) 980 (634–1180) 0.78

Values are medians (interquartile range). P* - Refer to individual change of variable on high- as compared with on low-salt. P-MBG, plasma concentration of marinobufagenin; UE-MBG, 24-hour urinary excretion of marinobufagenin