Research Article

Circulating PGRN Levels Are Increased but Not Associated with Insulin Sensitivity or β-Cell Function in Chinese Obese Children

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Serum PGRN levels and its correlation with clinical characteristics. (a) PGRN serum levels in nonobese and obese children, (b) PGRN serum levels between boys and girls in nonobese and obese group, (c) PGRN serum levels in noninsulin-resistant (non-IR) obese subject and insulin-resistant (IR) obese subject, and (d–h) scatter plots showing the correlation of serum PGRN levels with TG (d), TC (e), SBP (f), DBP (g), and IL-6 (h) in obese subjects. Data are expressed as mean ± SEM. for nonobese versus obese children.
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