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. 2022 Oct 14;14(20):4305. doi: 10.3390/nu14204305

Table 2.

Significant serum metabolites discriminating individuals with overweight/obesity from lean individuals at baseline.

Metabolites Monoisotopic Neutral Mass
[Da]
RT
[min]
OW/OB vs. NW
Change *
[%]
VIP Absolute
p(corr)
Bilirubin 584.2621 8.0 −30 1.82 0.52
584.2634 8.0 −34 2.12 0.41
Leucine (S) 131.0947 0.3 33 1.45 0.65
Valine 117.0788 0.2 −28 1.88 0.51
Piperidine 85.0892 0.3 41 1.80 0.73
Linoleamide (S) 279.2558 5.5 66 1.65 0.53
Dodecanamide (S) 199.1938 5.3 32 1.51 0.57
Palmitoleamide (S) 253.2406 6.3 79 2.17 0.68
HETE 320.2348 5.8 43 1.78 0.49
LPC 18:1 507.3684 6.0 21 1.29 0.43
LPA 16:0 410.2430 5.7 20 1.39 0.51
LPI 16:0 572.2964 5.8 51 1.48 0.53
LPI 18:0 600.3278 6.8 31 1.15 0.43
LPI 18:1 598.3119 6.1 37 1.82 0.61
PC 36:5 779.5468 9.4 −45 1.98 0.64
PC 38:6 805.5624 9.8 −26 1.60 0.47
PC O–36:5 or P–36:4 765.5682 10.4 −30 1.83 0.52
PC 38:5 807.5777 10.1 −44 2.67 0.67

* Positive/negative value of percent of change means higher/lower intensity of metabolite in people with overweight/obesity in comparison to lean individuals. The p(corr) and VIP values were calculated based on respective PLS-DA models. Variables with VIP > 1.0 and absolute p(corr) > 0.4 were considered significant. RT: retention time, VIP: variable importance into the projection, p(corr): predictive loading value, S: the identity of these metabolites was confirmed by analysis of the standard, HETE: hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid, LPC: lysophosphatidylcholine, LPA: lysophosphatidic acid, LPI: lysophosphatidylinositol, PC: phosphatidylcholine.