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Table 1.

Clinical and biochemical characteristics of the subjects involved in the study.

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Table 2.

List of differentially expressed circulating miRNAs in the identification group.

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Fig 1.

Circulating miRNA concentration of the 9 selected miRNAs, in the whole cohort of 145 individuals.

** = p values<0.05. Data are expressed as arbitrary units (AU).

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Fig 2.

Circulating miRNA concentrations of the 9 selected miRNAs, in the whole cohort of 145 individuals, but considering men (M) and women (F) independently.

** = p values<0.05. Data are expressed as arbitrary units (AU). Black, control subjects; Grey, pre-diabetic subjects; White, diabetic patients.

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Table 3.

Correlations between circulating miRNA concentrations and metabolic parameters in the study subjects.

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Fig 3.

Predicted cellular pathways of the target genes of the significantly altered circulating miRNAs in serum of pre- and/or diabetic patients vs controls.

Only validated miRNAs in the whole cohort were considered.

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Fig 4.

Circulating miRNA concentrations of the 9 selected miRNAs identified in the discovery group quantified in the serum of mice fed with normal pellet diet (NPD; n = 5) or with high fat diet (HFD; n = 6).

Data are expressed as arbitrary units (AU). White, NPD mice; Black, HFD.

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Table 4.

Correlations between circulating miRNA concentrations and metabolic parameters in mice.

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