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Table 2 Correlation of HDL parameters to apoB for subsets of samples of normal male (M, n = 155) and female (F, n = 120), and of CETP mutants (CETP, n = 37). ApoB is treated in a logarithmic scale

From: ApoA-I/A-II-HDL positively associates with apoB-lipoproteins as a potential atherogenic indicator

y

x

Regression

r2

p

HDL-C

apoB (M)

y = −20.7 ln(x) + 148.97

0.19402

< 0.0001

 

apoB(F)

y = −18.25 ln(x) + 145.65

0.12204

< 0.0001

 

apoB(CETP)

y = −18.11 ln(x) + 146.74

0.09913

0.0577

apoA-I

apoB (M)

y = 3.2611 ln(x) + 138.53

0.00095

0.7039

 

apoB(F)

y = −12.28 ln(x) + 221.9

0.01573

0.1723

 

apoB(CETP)

y = 7.8031 ln(x) + 132.09

0.00536

0.6668

apoA-II

apoB(M)

y = 6.9663 ln(x) + 4.9046

0.08481

0.0002

 

apoB(F)

y = 6.9288 ln(x) + 4.6302

0.09889

0.0005

 

apoB(CETP)

y = 5.0424 ln(x) + 14.743

0.07704

0.0963

apoA-I in LpAI

apoB(M)

y = −17.01 ln(x) + 127.03

0.10534

< 0.0001

 

apoB(F)

y = −21 ln(x) + 154.85

0.11063

0.0002

 

apoB(CETP)

y = −15.75 ln(x) + 129.42

0.05717

0.1541

apoA-I in LpAI:AII

apoB(M)

y = 20.269 ln(x) + 11.498

0.06792

0.0011

 

apoB(F)

y = 8.7152 ln(x) + 67.055

0.01481

0.1855

 

apoB(CETP)

y = 23.554 ln(x) + 2.6636

0.14426

0.0204