Research Article
Amino Acid Signatures to Evaluate the Beneficial Effects of Weight Loss
Table 3
Backward elimination of amino acids associated with obesity traits in the Malmö Diet and Cancer Cardiovascular Cohort and limited to amino acids which improved with the Weight Loss and Weight Maintenance program.
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Model 1: amino acids with independent association with waist circumference to abdominal obesity and BMI to obesity, respectively. Regression coefficients from the backward elimination of amino acids associated with waist circumference and BMI in the Malmö Diet and Cancer Cardiovascular Cohort (R2WC = 0.54 and R2BMI = 0.31 for Model 1). Model 2: amino acids that improve with the Weight Loss and Weight Maintenance program (i.e., excluding glycine and valine based from Table 3), with independent association with waist circumference and abdominal obesity and BMI and obesity (R2WC = 0.53 and R2BMI = 0.28 for Model 2). Covariates; age, sex, SBP, AHT, and T2D status. |