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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 7.
Published in final edited form as: Metabolism. 2015 Jul 26;64(11):1490–1499. doi: 10.1016/j.metabol.2015.07.016

Table 4.

Correlation analyses of serum THBS1 levels and metabolic parameters in female subjects.

Variable Premenopausal
(n = 42)
Postmenopausal
(n = 44)
γs P γs P
Age −0.11 0.479   0.16 0.308
BMI   0.41 0.007*   0.04 0.813
WC   0.35 0.023*   0.05 0.730
VAT area   0.36 0.033*   0.05 0.742
SAT area   0.37 0.029*   0.06 0.728
FPG   0.27 0.090   0.35 0.019*
HbA1c   0.19 0.240   0.38 0.010*
IRI   0.18 0.249   0.25 0.096
HOMA-IR   0.24 0.136   0.31 0.042*
TG   0.23 0.136   0.05 0.765
HDL-C −0.33 0.033* −0.02 0.896
LDL-C   0.13 0.419   0.05 0.769
AST   0.21 0.188   0.21 0.174
ALT   0.27 0.080   0.32 0.033*
γGTP   0.28 0.108   0.03 0.857
Leptin   0.36 0.026*   0.13 0.400
Adiponectin −0.29 0.081 −0.21 0.171
hsCRP   0.34 0.035*   0.23 0.141
Estradiol −0.09 0.635 −0.14 0.437
FSH   0.15 0.398   0.03 0.875

Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient (γs) was used to assess the relationships among the study variables.

*

P < 0.05.