Research Article

Toward Noninvasive Diagnosis of IgA Nephropathy: A Pilot Urinary Metabolomic and Proteomic Study

Table 4

Mean values for all analytes in the three groups of subjects.

Analyte (1ng/mL, 2pg/mL, 3µg/mL)Mean
Group 1Group 2Group 3

Metabolomic markers
 Malondialdehyde122.132.331.2
 4-Hydroxyhexenal113.129.428.9
 4-Hydroxynonenal123.933.335.8
 Hexanal115.428.324.2
 Heptanal122.532.128.9
 Oktanal19.015.113.6
 Nonanal112.2 15.314.6
 Decanal19.0 13.812.6
 Undodecanal15.6 7.26.9
 Dodecanal16.6 8.17.5
 3-Nitrotyrosine252.5 76.474.6
 8-Hydroxy-2-deoxyguanosine2190.2 341.8303.3
 8-Hydroxyguanosine2190.2 337.9284.1
 5-Hydroxymethyluracil290.1 168.0156.8
 o-Tyrosine254.6 91.482.6
 3-Chlortyrosine223.8 50.244.5
 Leukotriene 151.3 381.2293.1
 8-Isoprostane220.5 43.438.6
 Leukotriene 120.0 135.5126.0
 Leukotriene 55.6 65.162.8
 Leukotriene 63.9 76.471.6
Proteomic markers
 Interleukin 6238.8110.578.8
 Interleukin 8218.397.460.6
 Monocyte chemotactic protein-111.65.24.9
 Epidermal growth factor15.12.93.2
α1-Antitrypsin116.055.040.6
 IgA-Uromodulin153.8518.0221.9
 Galactose-deficient IgA1149.8186.7141.3
 Soluble transferrin receptor110.041.237.5
 LG3 fragment of endorepellin114.053.263.9
 Tumstatin272.5158.5167.8
 Endostatin275.2192.7178.1
Heparan sulfate30.12.11.1

Group 1 (healthy controls), group 2 (IgAN patients), and group 3 (disease controls, patients with membranous nephropathy, lupus nephritis, antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibody vasculitis-associated kidney disease, or diabetic nephropathy).