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Figure 1.

Correlation between repeated measurements of plasma and serum metabolites.

Correlation coefficients (r) between repeated measurements of metabolite concentrations were plotted. r values in serum are plotted against r values in plasma. Shapes represent different groups of metabolites: Acylcarnitines (•), Amino acids (▴), Hexose (+), and Glycerophospholipid (▪). Colors represent different subgroups of glycerophospholipids: lysoPhosphatidylcholine (blue), Phosphatidylcholine (red), and Sphingomyeline (green).

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Figure 2.

Relative concentration differences and correlation coefficients between plasma and serum for individual metabolites.

The X-axis indicates the mean value of the relative concentration difference. Shapes represent different groups of metabolites: Acylcarnitines (•), Amino acids (▴), Hexose (+), and Glycerophospholipid (▪). Colors represent different subgroups of glycerophospholipids: lysoPhosphatidylcholine (blue), Phosphatidylcholine (red), and Sphingomyeline (green). Metabolite names are indicated for metabolites with a mean relative concentration difference larger than 15%. (A) 199 original individuals (B) one plate of repeated measurements from 44 individuals.

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Figure 3.

Separation of plasma and serum metabolite profiles.

Results of the partial least squares (PLS) analysis. Scores of the first two PLS components were plotted against each other. Each point indicates either a plasma (red) or serum (blue) sample.

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Table 1.

Numbers of significant different metabolite in plasma and serum.

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