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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 28.
Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2017 Apr 28;25(6):1069–1076. doi: 10.1002/oby.21855

Table 4. Other metabolomics in hepatic samples of rat and human.

Metabolite values represent natural log transformed AUC values relative to species-specific control samples ± the standard deviation.


Metabolite Rat Human Interspecies Adj. p value

HFD MCD Adj. p value Steatosis NASH Adj. p value
4-hydroxyproline 0.62±1.55 1.03±0.56 0.209 −0.52±1.29 2.99±0.70 0.000* 0.000#
Betaine −0.02±0.18 −1.03±0.62 0.024* −0.29±0.29 1.09±0.55 0.000* 0.000#
Creatine 0.30±0.46 0.90±0.32 0.001* −0.08±0.08 −0.56±0.32 0.000* 0.000#
Creatinine 1.42±0.76 0.83±0.86 0.115 −0.35±0.39 1.03±0.70 0.000* 0.502
Glucose −0.51±0.53 −1.32±0.71 0.002* 0.41±0.27 0.41±0.54 0.196 0.000#
Taurine 1.03±0.74 0.57±0.55 0.385 0.05±0.05 1.14±0.27 0.000* 0.000#
*

represents significant difference across samples for that species

#

represents for significant difference in human NASH to rat MCD samples. Test statistics calculated conducting the one way ANOVA with Tukey honest significant difference (HSD), with significance define as adjusted p value ≤ 0.05.

Abbreviation: HFD: high fat diet; MCD: methionine and choline deficient; NASH: nonalcoholic steatohepatitis