Association between serum gastric biomarkers and metabolic syndrome.

Serum G-17 level is positively associated with both the presence and severity of MetS, with a more pronounced correlation in males, suggesting its potential involvement in MetS-related metabolic dysregulation.

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2025-04-28
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https://doi.org/10.11817/j.issn.1672-7347.2025.240324
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Diet, Metabolism, and Disease
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Association between serum gastric biomarkers and metabolic syndrome.

Yuexiang Qin, Shanhu Yao, Ying Li, Wen Zeng et al.
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Diet, Metabolism, and Disease
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Association between serum gastric biomarkers and metabolic syndrome.

Yuexiang Qin, Shanhu Yao, Ying Li, Wen Zeng, Jiangang Wang
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Serum G-17 level is positively associated with both the presence and severity of MetS, with a more pronounced correlation in males, suggesting its potential involvement in MetS-related metabolic dysregulation.

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Central South University (CN), Third Xiangya Hospital (CN)
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Diet, Metabolism, and Disease
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