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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hypertension. 2021 Feb 15;77(4):1323–1331. doi: 10.1161/HYPERTENSIONAHA.120.14808

Table 1:

Correlation between epoxyeicosatrienoic acid (EET) concentrations and measures of body composition or steroids

Measure 14,15-EET 11,12-EET 8,9-EET Total EETs 14,15-DHET:(DHET+EET)
Body Weight ρ=−0.72
P=0.01
ρ=−0.52
P=0.12
ρ=−0.44
P=0.20
ρ=0.66
P=0.030
ρ=−0.28
P=0.52
Fat mass ρ=0.67
P=0.028
ρ=−0.46
P=0.19
ρ=−0.45
P=0.20
ρ=−0.61
P=0.056
ρ=−0.45
P=0.20
% Android Fat ρ=−0.6
P=0.057
ρ=−0.51
P=0.13
ρ=−0.55
P=0.099
ρ=−0.6
P=0.057
ρ=0.67
P=0.028
Corticosterone ρ=−0.11
P=0.83
ρ=−0.2
P=0.67
ρ=−0.24
P=0.59
ρ=−0.14
P=0.77
ρ=−0.1
P=0.85
Cortisol ρ=−0.49
P=0.14
ρ=−0.53
P=0.11
ρ=−0.52
P=0.12
ρ=−0.54
P=0.10
ρ=−0.4
P=0.28
MHigh-dose Insulin ρ=0.6
P=0.093
ρ=0.48
P=0.22
ρ=0.58
P=0.11
ρ=0.65
P=0.057
ρ=0.69
P=0.044

P-values are adjusted according to Benjamini and Hochberg. ρ indicates Spearman’s rank correlation ρ. ACTH indicates adrenocorticotropic hormone, and M indicates glucose infusion rate during high-dose insulin infusion, the primary measure of insulin sensitivity during hyperinsulinemic clamp.