Figure 3From: IL-33 is negatively associated with the BMI and confers a protective lipid/metabolic profile in non-diabetic but not diabetic subjectsIL-33 is associated with favorable serum lipid profiles and HbA1c in non-diabetic subjects. (a) IL-33 is positively correlated with HDL-C (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā0.388, Pā=ā0.03) but negatively correlated with total cholesterol (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.356, Pā=ā0.049), LDL-C (nā=ā30; Spearman rā=ā-0.44, Pā=ā0.0158), and TGL (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.426, Pā=ā0.0169) levels in non-diabetic subjects. (b) IL-33 is negatively correlated with cholesterol to HDL-C ratio (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.46, Pā=ā0.009), LDL-C to HDL-C ratio (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.5, Pā=ā0.004), TGL to HDL-C ratio (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.44, Pā=ā0.013) and HbA1c (nā=ā31; Spearman rā=ā-0.387, Pā=ā0.03) in non-diabetic subjects. (c) IL-33 is negatively correlated with cholesterol to HDL-C ratio (nā=ā13; Spearman rā=ā-0.54, Pā=ā0.058), LDL-C to HDL-C ratio (nā=ā13; Spearman rā=ā-0.59, Pā=ā0.03) and HbA1c (nā=ā13; Spearman rā=ā-0.61, Pā=ā0.02), but positively correlated with HDL-C (nā=ā13; Spearman rā=ā0.59, Pā=ā0.04), in non-diabetic obese subjects.Back to article page