Table 2.
13C-DHA lipid | Fasting glycemiaa | Post load glycemia (2 h)a | ||
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Estimate (lower CI, upper CI) Relative amountb/ (mmol/L) |
p value (BH) | Estimate (lower CI, upper CI) Relative amountb/ (mmol/L) |
p value (BH) | |
DG 38:6 | 0.106 (− 0.45, 0.663) | 0.911 | − 0.091 (− 0.241, 0.059) | 0.216 |
DG 40:7 | 0.065 (− 0.542, 0.673) | 0.822 | − 0.108 (− 0.27 ,0.053) | 0.172 |
DG 40:8 | 0.116 (− 0.506, 0.739) | 0.919 | − 0.093 (− 0.262, 0.076) | 0.261 |
LPC 22:6 | − 0.688 (− 1.732, 0.355) | 0.18 | − 0.228 (− 0.515, 0.059) | 0.111 |
LPE 22:6 | − 0.82 (− 2.092, 0.451) | 0.189 | − 0.26 (− 0.613, 0.093) | 0.137 |
PC 38:6 | − 0.474 (− 0.993, 0.046) | 0.071 | − 0.111 (− 0.264, 0.041) | 0.139 |
PE-P 38:6 | − 0.034 (− 0.45, 0.382) | 0.912 | − 0.079 (− 0.189, 0.03) | 0.186 |
PE-P 40:6 | − 0.196 (− 0.612, 0.219) | 0.329 | − 0.055 (− 0.172, 0.062) | 0.338 |
TG 54:6 | − 0.164 (− 0.741, 0.414) | 0.555 | − 0.075 (− 0.235, 0.085) | 0.334 |
TG 54:7 | − 0.123 (− 0.658, 0.413) | 0.632 | − 0.059 (− 0.208, 0.09) | 0.412 |
TG 56:6 | − 0.243 (− 0.823, 0.337) | 0.387 | − 0.06 (− 0.225, 0.105) | 0.451 |
TG 56:7 | − 0.128 (− 0.729, 0.474) | 0.658 | − 0.037 (− 0.207, 0.133) | 0.65 |
TG 56:8 | − 0.042 (− 0.647, 0.562) | 0.883 | − 0.053 (− 0.221, 0.115) | 0.512 |
TG 56:9 | − 0.256 (− 1.065, 0.553) | 0.511 | − 0.117 (− 0.34, 0.106) | 0.28 |
TG 58:8 | 0.112 (− 0.398, 0.622) | 0.89 | − 0.01 (− 0.155, 0.135) | 0.881 |
TG 58:9 | − 0.086 (− 0.628, 0.457) | 0.741 | − 0.076 (− 0.224, 0.072) | 0.289 |
TG 58:10 | 0.009 (− 0.649, 0.668) | 0.976 | − 0.052 (− 0.236, 0.132) | 0.553 |
CI confidence interval, BH Benjamini–Hochberg corrected
aIn mid-gestation 75 g three time-point OGTT
bChange in 13C-DHA lipid with glucose treatment or glucose response (log2-fold-change) represents the relative amount of 13C-DHA lipid in placental explants treated with glucose (10 mmol/L) compared to control explants from the same placenta. Positive values indicate an increase in 13C-DHA lipids compared to the control, whilst negative values indicate a decrease