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. 2020 Mar 4;150(5):1058–1067. doi: 10.1093/jn/nxaa029

TABLE 1.

 Serum metabolites presenting a significant postprandial response, or a significant change in 24 h fasting serum after the ingestion of milk, cheese, or soy in healthy adults1

Significant postprandial response2 Significant change in 24-h fasting serum3
Serum metabolites, n % of total Serum metabolites, n % of total
After ≥1 food 1639 54.9 430 14.4
 Including milk 901 30.2 184 6.2
 Including cheese 1005 33.6 155 5.2
 Including soy 736 24.6 220 7.4
After 1 food only 973 32.6 333 11.1
 Milk only 382 12.8 102 3.4
 Cheese only 426 14.3 96 3.2
 Soy only 165 5.5 135 4.5
After ≥2 foods 666 22.3 98 3.3
 Milk and cheese 432 14.5 43 1.4
 Milk and soy 424 14.2 69 2.3
 Cheese and soy 484 16.2 46 1.5
After 2 foods only 329 11.0 68 2.3
 Milk and cheese only 95 3.2 13 0.4
 Milk and soy only 87 2.9 39 1.3
 Cheese and soy only 147 4.9 16 0.5
After all 3 foods 337 11.3 30 1.0
1

n  = 10 subjects. Serum metabolome measured by LC-MS untargeted metabolomics, 2988 unique metabolites detected.

2

Postprandial time effect evaluated by nonparametric longitudinal data analysis (P < 0.05 as the significance threshold).

3

Change in fasting serum evaluated by paired Wilcoxon signed-rank test (P < 0.05 as the significance threshold).