Table 3.

Summary of lipids down- or up-regulated (compared to a control) in a PD patient rated as 5 on the Hoehn and Yahr scale.

PC	oPC/pPC	PE	oPE/pPE	PI	SM
31:2 ↑ 33:0 ↑ 33:1 ↑ 33:2 ↑ 34:0 ↑ 34:1 ↑ 34:4 ↑ 35:1 ↑ 35:2 ↑ 36:1 ↑ 36:2 ↑ 37:1 ↑ 38:4 ↑ 40:5 ↑ 40:6 ↑ 28:0 ↓ 28:1 ↓ 29:1 ↓ 30:0 ↓ 30:1 ↓ 32:1 ↓ 32:2 ↓ 36:4 ↓ 38:2 ↓ 39:3 ↓	34:0 ↑ 36:4 ↑ 38:4 ↑ 32:1 ↓ 32:2 ↓	36:1 ↑ 37:4 ↑ 38:4 ↑ 40:5 ↑ 32:1 ↓ 36:2 ↓ 36:4 ↓ 36:5 ↓ 38:2 ↓ 38:3 ↓ 38:6 ↓	38:5 ↑ 39:5 ↑ 39:6 ↑ 40:6 ↑ 32:2 ↓ 34:3 ↓ 36:6 ↓ 38:6 ↓	35:1 ↑ 35:2 ↑ 38:4 ↑ 38:5 ↑ 40:4 ↑ 40:5 ↑ 37:3 ↓ 38:3 ↓ 39:4 ↓	34:0;2 ↑ 35:1;2 ↑ 36:2:2 ↓

Legend: (↓) downregulated; (↑) upregulated. PC: phosphatidylcholine, oPC: plasmanyl-phosphatidylcholine, pPC: plasmenyl-phosphatidylcholine, PE: phosphatidylethanolamine oPE: plasmanyl-phosphatidylethanolamine, pPE: plasmenyl-phosphatidylethanolamine, PI: phosphatidylinositol, SM: sphingomyelin.