Detected variants for each duck population.

Baseline characteristics (mean and standard error of mean or frequency and proportion).

(hs-CRP: serum high-sensitive C-reactive protein; LTI: lean tissue index; nPCR: normalised protein catabolism rate; SMM: skeletal muscle mass; SMMI skeletal muscle mass index).

Body composition and function, values given as median (IQR), unless state otherwise.

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Anthropometric measurements, body composition and usual gait speed in patients with MELAS, CPEO, MD, and healthy controls.

Hazard ratiosa (95% CI) of incident diabetes according to relative muscle mass category in clinically relevant subgroups.

Contrast estimates (CE), 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) and p-values (P) for comparing outcome measures in the team sport and high protein (TS-HP) and team sport and low...

BackgroundLower birth weight is associated with diabetes although the underlying mechanisms are unclear. Muscle mass could be a modifiable link and hence a target of...

Characteristics of the total cohort (n = 400), males (n = 183) and females (n = 217).

Characteristics of participants with normal ASMI and low ASMI.

Blood variables and blood pressure at rest in the team sport and high protein (TS-HP), team sport and low protein (TS-LP) and the control group (CON) before (Pre) and after...

Univariate logistic regression analysis of variables associated with 28 day mortality.

Total hospital costs per cancer type.

*, P< 0.05 vs Sham; #, P<0.05 vs STNx STNx, Subtotal nephrectomized; Irb, Irbesartan; PPG, Propagermanium Animal numbers: Sham = 20, STNx = 19, STNx+PPG = 17, STNx+Irb = 19...

Baseline characteristics: Relative muscle mass of female participants.

Baseline characteristics of cohort, according to 28-day outcome.

Abbreviations: SMM, skeletal muscle mass; ASM, appendicular skeletal muscle mass; HD, hemodialysis; BMI, body mass index; PUFA, polyunsaturated fatty acid; eKt/V: equilibrated...

Odds ratios of presence of metabolic risk components by skeletal muscle to body fat ratio (MFR) and body mass index (BMI).

Baseline characteristics of the study cohort.