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. 2016 Mar 3;4(5):642–648. doi: 10.3892/br.2016.622

Table IV.

Comparison between the absolute sCD36 concentrations from different studies.

Controls Cases


Human sCD36 ELISA Study Country Age, years Sample Details Total, n sCD36, ng/ml Details Total, n sCD36, ng/ml (Refs.)
Aviscera Alkhatatbeh et al Jordan 53.8±9.7a Plasma Non-metabolic syndrome   36 3.0 (1.6–4.8)b Obese MetS   41 3.0 (2.0–7.2)b Current study
Bioscience, Santa Clara, CA USA Ramos-Arellano et al Mexico 18–25c Serum Normal 133 32.3 (16.8–102.4)b Obese   55 146.3 (76.7–694.7)b (22)
Cusabio Biotech Wuhan, China Wu et al China 18–25c Plasma Undergraduate university students 464 74.1±39.8a N/A N/A N/A (23)
Himoto et al Japan 56.3±9.2a Serum Normal   8 0.153±0.044a Obese subjects with hepatitis C virus related chronic liver disease   16 0.254±0.123a (25)
Garcia-Monzon et al Spain 47.9±13.8a Serum Normal   85 0.173±0.137a Non-alcoholic steatosis 172 0.361±0.286a (26)
In house Alkhatatbeh et al Australia 57±9a Plasma Normal lean subjects   33 1,710 (0–6,079)b Obese type 2 DM   33 3,900 (1,670–7,642)b (17)
Chmielewski et al Sweden 19–70c Serum No type 2 DM 125 25.3 (19.9–42.5)b Type 2 DM   19 26.1 (21.2–40.1)b (35)
Wuhan EIAab Science Co., Ltd., Krzystolik et al Poland 50.2 (47.3–53.9)b Plasma Males with early onset coronary artery disease   75 10.7×109 (5.8×109-15.6×109)b Females with early onset coronary artery disease   25 17.5×109 (13.8×109-31.2×109)b (24)

Represents

a

mean ± standard deviation

b

median (interquartile range)

c

range. sCD36, soluble cluster of differentiation 36; MetS, metabolic syndrome; N/A, not available; DM, diabetes mellitus.