Subclass distribution of low-density lipoprotein triglyceride and the clustering of metabolic syndrome components in Japanese children.

Ryousuke TonouchiTomoo Okada Yuriko AbeMinako KazamaYuki KuromoriYayoi YoshinoFujihiko IwataMitsuhiko HaraEmiko SaitoIchiro Morioka

Published in: Pediatrics international : official journal of the Japan Pediatric Society (2021)

Subclass distribution of LDL-TG was significantly associated with the clustering of MetS components in both sexes, and insulin resistance is a significant determinant of LDL-TG in all LDL subclasses. Lipoprotein-tryglyceride subclass analysis, rather than LDL-C, may provide a precise evaluation for cardiovascular disease risks in children with MetS.

Keyphrases

low density lipoprotein
metabolic syndrome
insulin resistance
cardiovascular disease
young adults
type diabetes
single cell
rna seq
high fat diet
polycystic ovary syndrome
skeletal muscle
human health
risk assessment
high fat diet induced
data analysis
clinical evaluation