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. 2023 Jan 6;13(1):91. doi: 10.3390/metabo13010091

Table 1.

Statistically significant differences in lipoprotein particles and metabolites between blood serum samples obtained from patients suffering from LP and HC.

Composition of Lipoprotein Particles and Metabolites Mean for LP Mean for HC Wilcox-Test LP vs. HC, p < 0.0029
Large LDL
L-LDL-L 0.4 −0.39 0.0007
L-LDL-C 0.41 −0.4 0.0008
L-LDL-FC 0.41 −0.39 0.0008
L-LDL-CE 0.4 −0.39 0.001
L-LDL-PL 0.4 −0.38 0.0011
LDL
LDL-FC 0.39 −0.38 0.0008
LDL-C 0.38 −0.37 0.0024
LDL-L 0.38 −0.37 0.0027
IDL
IDL-PL 0.4 −0.39 0.0013
IDL-CE 0.4 −0.39 0.0021
IDL-C 0.4 −0.39 0.0023
IDL-FC 0.39 −0.38 0.0027
Clinical LDL cholesterol and its values
Clinical LDL-C * 0.39 −0.38 0.0014
Total C 0.41 −0.4 0.0016
Cholesteryl esters
Total CE 0.41 −0.39 0.0013
Free cholesterol
Total FC 0.4 −0.39 0.0028

C–cholesterol; CE–cholesteryl esters; FC–free cholesterol; HC–healthy controls; IDL–intermediate-density lipoprotein; L-–large; -L–total lipids; LDL–low-density lipoprotein; LP–lichen planus; PL–phospholipids. * Clinical LDL-C can be obtained from the NMR-based measures with the equation clinical LDL-C = LDL-C + IDL-C + XS-VLDL × 0.15.