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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of sample.

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Associations of non-lipid metabolite profiles with BMI and other metabolic traits.

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Associations of lipid metabolite profiles with BMI and other metabolic traits.

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Fig 1.

Association of metabolic traits and TAG length and saturation.

X-axis represents number of double bonds, Y-axis is the beta-coefficient for the change in metabolic trait per 1 standard deviation increase in metabolite. Darker circles are shorter length TAGs, and lighter circles represent greater carbon length TAGs. Panel (A) shows body-mass index, (B) waist circumference, (C) HOMA-IR, (D) fasting glucose, (E) HDL cholesterol, and (F) systolic blood pressure.

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Fig 2.

Heatmap of non-lipid metabolite profiles associated with metabolic traits.

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Fig 3.

Heatmap of lipid metabolite profiles associated with metabolic traits.

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Metabolites associated with longitudinal changes in fasting glucose.

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Association of metabolite profiles and HOMA-IR in obese and non-obese individuals.

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