Using Adipose Measures from Health Care Provider-Based Imaging Data for Discovery

Figure 6

(a) This plot shows −log( values) for adipose measures for females (y-axis: BMI in red, fat ratio in yellow, SAT in light blue, VAT in blue, and VSR in green) associated with obesity-related clinical laboratory measures (x-axis: natural log-transformed LDL, CHOL, HDL, TRIG, and log-transformed WBC) after controlling for age. (b) This plot shows −log( values) for adipose measures for males (y-axis: BMI in red, fat ratio in yellow, SAT in light blue, VAT in blue, and VSR in green) associated with obesity-related clinical laboratory measures (x-axis: natural log-transformed LDL, CHOL, HDL, TRIG, and log-transformed WBC) after controlling for age. The direction of the point (facing upwards or downwards) in both panels represents the direction of the corresponding beta estimate (positive or negative). The red line corresponds to the Bonferroni threshold, whereas the green line corresponds to the 1% FDR threshold.