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Table 1 Characteristics of 127 participants based on available serum TMAO data

From: Transferrin predicts trimethylamine-N-oxide levels and is a potential biomarker of cardiovascular disease

 

N

% Or mean (SD)

Gender

 Female

77

60.63

 Male

50

39.37

Race

 White

102

80.31

 Non-White

25

19.69

Hypertension

 Yes

84

66.14

 No

43

33.86

Diabetes

 Yes

41

32.28

 No

86

67.72

Statin user

 Yes

46

36.22

 No

81

63.78

Smoker

 Never

101

79.53

 Quit > 6 Months

25

19.69

 Current

1

0.79

 Age (years)

127

49.40 (3.72)

 Weight (lbs)

127

205.90 (51.93)

 BMI

127

32.06 (7.68)

 Waist (Inches)

118

39.53 (6.20)

 Hip (Inches)

118

44.13 (5.91)

 Waist-hip ratio

118

0.90 (0.07)

 Systolic BP

127

129.44 (14.89)

 Diastolic BP

127

83.64 (9.80)

 Creatinine†

127

0.85 (0.19)

 MDRDGFR*

127

86.11 (16.37)

 Total Cholesterol†

127

196.28 (48.71)

 HDL†

127

49.65 (15.80)

 LDL†

122

110.63 (45.13)

 Oxidized LDL (U/L)

126

37.87 (13.46)

 Triglycerides†

127

181.92 (119.66)

 Hematocrit (%)

127

40.91 (3.72)

 Iron (ng/mL)

127

80.66 (29.58)

 Ferritin (ng/mL)

127

99.39 (112.11)

 Transferrin†

127

273.10 (41.92)

 Iron saturation (%)

127

20.31 (8.43)

 Hepcidin (ng/mL)

126

30.46 (27.35)

 Adiponectin (ng/mL)

65

8256.25 (5788.12)

 TMAO (μmol/L)

127

4.59 (4.41)

 RCC max (cm2)

124

0.35 (0.15)

 RCC min (cm2)

124

0.28 (0.11)

 RCC distensibility‡

125

40.69 (19.66)

 RIC volume (cm2)

120

197.88 (60.31)

 LCC volume (cm2)

119

177.64 (50.56)

 LIC volume (cm2)

120

205.53 (65.39)

 Total wall volume (cm2)

119

763.92 (182.19)

  1. BMI body mass index, BP blood pressure, MDRDGFR Modification of diet in renal disease-derived glomerular filtration rate, HDL-C high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, LDL-C low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, TMAO trimethylamine N-oxide, RCC right common carotid, RIC right internal carotid, LCC left common carotid, LIC left internal carotid
  2. *(mL/min/1.73 m2), †(mg/dL), ‡(10–3/kPa)