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. 2020 Oct 13;106(3):e1373–e1379. doi: 10.1210/clinem/dgaa739

Table 1.

Peak-Time and 24-Hour Levels of Lipids Under Baseline and Constant Routine Conditionsa

Lipid Baseline Constant routine
Peak-time
(hh:mm)
n = 13
24-h AUC
(mg/dL * h)
n = 13
Peak-time
(hh:mm)
n = 21
24-h AUC
(mg/dL * h)
n = 13
Total Cholesterol (M ± SE) 16:14 ± 0:08 3677.77 ± 207.0 16:04 ± 0:27 3613.92 ± 211.7
HDL-C (M ± SE) 16:48 ± 0:09 1174.95 ± 79.9 16:09 ± 0:10 1132.88 ± 72.9
LDL-C (M ± SE) 14:39 ± 0:23 1949.41 ± 178.1 15:45 ± 0:14 1867.91 ± 181.4
TG (M ± SE) 16:55 ± 0:12b 2774.23 ± 289.2b 03:26 ± 0:32 3043.69 ± 318.9

Abbreviations: 24-h AUC, 24-hour area under the curve; HDL-C, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL-C, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; M, mean; SE, standard error; TG, triglyceride.

a The estimated peak-time of each outcome measure was derived from Cosinor regression analyses of group averaged data under baseline and constant routine conditions. All lipids exhibited significant 24-h rhythms under both conditions (P < 0.02 for all). Peak-times are reported in relative clock time referenced from the group-average scheduled wake time at 0700 h (06:59 ± 00:56 h). The 24-h AUC was calculated from 17:00 to 17:00 h for baseline and CR.

b Significant differences between baseline and constant routine (P < 0.01).