Correlations between the LDLr and the SR-BI proteins expressions and circulating plasma lipids at delivery
The correlation between the LDLr protein gap 26 and many of the maternal plasma circulating lipids was evaluated by Spearman’s correlation and Pearson’s linear correlation curves. Negative correlation was observed between the LDLr protein expression and total maternal plasma cholesterol (r = ?0.486) level, plasma LDL level (r = ?0.530), and plasma apoB-100 (r = ?4340) at term, ( Fig. 4A, B, and D, respectively). No correlation was demonstrated between the LDLr protein expression and maternal plasma HDL level at term ( Fig. 4C) and between the SR-BI protein expressions for all studied factors.
Fig. 4.
Relationship of the LDLr (left panels) and the SR-BI (right panels) protein expression and different maternal plasma lipids concentration at delivery for (A) total cholesterol, (B) LDL, (C) HDL, and (D) plasma apoB-100. Results are expressed as Spearman’s correlation and the curve represent Pearson’s linear correlation.
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