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. 2020 Apr 29;10(3):467–490. doi: 10.1016/j.jcmgh.2020.04.010

Table 4.

Effect of Diet Reversal on Plasma Biochemistry

Biochemical plasma analysis CD 32 wk (1) Diet reversal (2) HFHFD, 20 wk (3) HFHFD, 32 wk (4) P P, (1) vs (2) P, (2) vs (3) P (2) vs (4)
AST, U/L 110 (76–188) 182 (113–259) 245 (212–322) 318 (266–457) .002 .165 .228 .013
ALT, U/L 15 (13–30) 10 (6–14) 19 (6–45) 141 (121–191) <.001 .278 .387 <.001
Fasted glycemia, mg/dL 155 (135–172) 178 (156–185) 236 (220–257) 197 (179–225) <.001 .159 <.001 .032
Total cholesterol, mg/dL 63 (61–70) 64 (60–72) 140 (133–157) 178 (169–192) <.001 .853 .004 <.001
LDL, mg/dL 6 (5–8) 8 (7–9) 21 (17–32) 26 (22–30) <.001 .123 <.001 <.001
HDL, mg/dL 59 (55–64) 65 (51–80) 112 (81–137) 138 (116–154) <.001 .436 .122 .001
Triglycerides, mg/dL 107 (94–120) 135 (98–149) 61 (51–72) 67 (64–76) <.001 .247 <.001 <.001
Leptin, ng/mL 20 (12–48) 44 (18–69) 70 (69–72) 78 (77–79) .019 .247 .643 .093
Adiponectin, μg/mL 64 (49–65) 56 (51–60) 61 (60–61) 58 (55–59) .717

NOTE. Data are presented as medians (interquartile range). Statistical analysis was performed with the Kruskal–Wallis test according to a stepwise step-down method to determine homogenous subsets. Significant P values are in bold.

AST, aspartate aminotransferase.