Shared proteomic patterns among high BMI and comorbidities may indicate potential biomarkers in a Brazillian population
Carlos Vinicius da Silva,
Carlos José Ferreira Da Silva,
Sandra Mara Naressi Scapin
et al.
Abstract:This study sought to analyze the impact of Metabolic Syndrome (MeS) and
Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM) on metabolism and their relationship of Body Mass
Index (BMI) and to identify potential predictive protein biomarkers for
MeS and T2DM. The proteomes of saliva and blood, clinical parameters
were analyzed in 103 adult individuals from the State of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, a mixed-race population. Healthy individuals were sorted by
their Body Mass Index (BMI) in normal (n=29), overweight (n=25) and
obese (n=15) and wer… Show more
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