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Table 1 Spearman correlations for obesity with inflammation and metabolic variables in the cohort random sample (n=650)

From: Chronic inflammation role in the obesity-diabetes association: a case-cohort study

 

BMI

Waist

Insulin

 

r

P-value

r

P-value

r

P-value

Main exposure variables

      

  BMI

  

0.83

<0.01

0.55

<0.01

  Waist

0.83

<0.01

  

0.53

<0.01

  Insulin

0.55

<0.01

0.53

<0.01

  

Inflammation markers and adipokines

      

  Adiponectin, in men

−0.23

<0.01

−0.25

<0.01

−0.30

<0.01

  Adiponectin, in women

−0.31

<0.01

−0.29

<0.01

−0.46

<0.01

  C-reactive protein

0.40

<0.01

0.36

<0.01

0.35

<0.01

  IL-6

0.29

<0.01

0.32

<0.01

0.19

<0.01

  Fibrinogen

0.24

<0.01

0.22

<0.01

0.20

<0.01

  Orosomucoid

0.32

<0.01

0.33

<0.01

0.31

<0.01

  Sialic acid

0.19

<0.01

0.16

<0.01

0.11

0.01

  White blood count

0.07

<0.01

0.14

<0.01

0.10

<0.01

  Complement component 3

0.43

<0.01

0.39

<0.01

0.46

0.06

  Oxidized LDL

0.06

0.12

0.10

0.01

0.07

0.06

  ICAM-1 (ng/mL)

0.04

0.36

0.12

<0.01

0.10

0.01

  Leptin, in men

0.64

<0.01

0.65

<0.01

0.50

<0.01

  Leptin, in women

0.73

<0.01

0.69

<0.01

0.65

<0.01

Other metabolic variables

      

  Non-esterified fatty acids

0.07

0.07

0.04

0.31

−0.01

0.75

  Systolic blood pressure

0.24

<0.01

0.24

<0.01

0.33

<0.01

  Diastolic blood pressure

0.21

<0.01

0.20

<0.01

0.27

<0.01

  Triglycerides

0.21

<0.01

0.28

<0.01

0.30

<0.01

  HDL-cholesterol, in men

−0.18

0.01

−0.26

<0.01

−0.28

<0.01

  HDL-cholesterol, in women

−0.28

<0.01

−0.32

<0.01

−0.36

<0.01

  HOMA-IR

0.55

<0.01

0.53

<0.01

0.99

<0.01

  Fasting glucose

0.26

<0.01

0.30

<0.01

0.44

<0.01