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Biochemical parameters in Type 2 diabetes subjects |
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Value |
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| Glycosylated hemoglobin (n: 30) |
9.23+/-0.88%, |
| Total cholesterol (n: 30) |
197.7+/-45.06 mg/dl, |
| Triglycerides (n: 30) |
166.6+/-76.88 mg/dl, |
| LDL cholesterol (n: 30) |
129.56+/-45.39 mg/dl, |
| HDL cholesterol (n: 30) |
35.3+/-6.83 mg/dl, |
| Serum insulin (n: 29) |
13.96+/-12.13 uiu/ml |
| C-peptide (n: 28) |
0.21+/-0.11 ng/ml. |
| Serum BChE level (n: 29) |
3401.72+/-924.125 U/L |
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