LIU Shimi, WU Ning, WAN Ling, et al. Serum Metabonomics Characteristics of Metabolic Syndrome Patients of Turbid Phlegm Stagnation Type[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(23): 2043-2048.
LIU Shimi, WU Ning, WAN Ling, et al. Serum Metabonomics Characteristics of Metabolic Syndrome Patients of Turbid Phlegm Stagnation Type[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(23): 2043-2048.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.23.018.
Serum Metabonomics Characteristics of Metabolic Syndrome Patients of Turbid Phlegm Stagnation Type
Objective To find endogenous metabolites of metabolic syndrome( MS) patients of turbid phlegm stagnation type and to explore the serum metabonomics characteristics of MS turbid phlegm stagnation syndrome.Methods Totally 324 MS patients were collected. Serum samples of MS turbid phlegm stagnation type and non MS turbid phlegm stagnation type were randomly extracted( 20 cases of each syndrome). Eight healthy volunteers were for control. Detect and separate serum related metabolites of three groups by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry technology. Make data processing adopting principal component analysis and partial least squares discriminant analysis. Find differential metabolites. Results Detected by metabonomics technologies
MS serum related metabolites included 23 types
such as sphingosine
4 5 docosahexaenoic acid
uric acid. MS turbid phlegm stagnation syndrome serum related metabolites included 27 types
such as phospholipid( 20 ∶ 4)
palmitoyl L-carnitine
xanthine
phospholipid( 18 ∶ 3). Conclusion There was difference between MS turbid phlegm stagnation type and non MS turbid phlegm stagnation type patients’ serum metabolites. MS turbid phlegm stagnation type serum related metabolites included 27 types.
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