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Correction: Strong Associations Exist among Oxidative Stress and Antioxidant Biomarkers in the Circulating, Cellular and Urinary Anatomical Compartments in Guatemalan Children from the Western Highlands.

María J Soto-Méndez, Concepción M Aguilera, María D Mesa, Laura Campaña-Martín, Victoria Martín-Laguna, Noel W Solomons, Klaus Schümann, Ángel Gil.   

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Year:  2016        PMID: 26871708      PMCID: PMC4752482          DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0149740

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  PLoS One        ISSN: 1932-6203            Impact factor:   3.240


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Table 2

Comparisons of oxidation and anti-oxidation biomarkers concentrations and activities by setting.

BiomarkerCenter ACenter BCenter C
(semi-urban [n = 18]) Median [95% CI](marginal-urban [n = 23]) Median [95% CI](rural [n = 32]) Median [95% CI]p-value*
8-OHdG (ng/mL)4.33a [3.61–5.60]7.99b [6.96–14.03]5.10ab [4.84–11.41]-0.044
8-OHdG (ng/mg creatinine)13.90a [11.95–15.87]22.2b 19.98–38.9818.88b [17.01–27.95]0.004
F2-Iso (ng/mL)0.88a [0.80–1.14]3.29b [2.68–4.87]1.72c [1.58–2.55]-<0.001
F2-Iso (ng/mg creatinine)2.72a [2.63–3.43]8.47b [7.71–16.48]5.85c [5.28–8.96]-<0.001
CAT (nmol/seg/ g Hb)5.97a [5.38–6.37]7.68b [7.20–8.35]6.75a [6.19–6.99]<0.001
SOD (U/g Hb)0.60a [0.52–0.76]1.57b [1.46–1.82]1.95b [1.77–2.10]<0.001
GSR (umol/min/g Hb)2.21a [2.18–2.73]3.37b [3.08–3.48]2.74a [2.50–2.87]<0.001
GPX (μU/g Hb)5.68ab [5.33–6.37]4.91a [4.37–6.02]6.57b [5.83–7.38]0.020
Retinol (mg/dL)23.34a [21.42–24.68]16.26b [15.31–19.39]23.98a [21.53–24.85]<0.001
Tocopherols (mg/L)4.30a [4.06–4.78]3.35b [2.94–3.53]4.21a [3.89–4.58]<0.001
β-carotene (mg/L)1.65a [1.38–1.92]0.58b [0.51–0.75]0.39b [0.36–0.65]<0.001
CO-Q9 (mg/L)0.044a [0.043–0.047]0.043b [0.042–0.044]0.043ab [0.043–0.046]-0.020
CO-Q10 (mg/L)0.20ab [0.19–0.22]-0.19b [0.18–0.20]0.21a [0.21–0.23]0.004

*Across the rows, values not sharing the same superscript letter are statistically different by the Kruskal-Wallis test. The upward arrow represents the highest value(s) in the cross-row set, whereas the downward arrow represents the lowest value(s).

The hyphen represents the intermediary value in a set. Such analysis was not made for antioxidant enzymes, as they do not have a reference value. The bold font indicates the least favorable median value. Anti-oxidant enzymes have no a priori assignment for favorability.

*Across the rows, values not sharing the same superscript letter are statistically different by the Kruskal-Wallis test. The upward arrow represents the highest value(s) in the cross-row set, whereas the downward arrow represents the lowest value(s). The hyphen represents the intermediary value in a set. Such analysis was not made for antioxidant enzymes, as they do not have a reference value. The bold font indicates the least favorable median value. Anti-oxidant enzymes have no a priori assignment for favorability.
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Authors:  María J Soto-Méndez; Concepción M Aguilera; María D Mesa; Laura Campaña-Martín; Victoria Martín-Laguna; Noel W Solomons; Klaus Schümann; Ángel Gil
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