Cholesterol level in serum of adult men and women diabetic Sudanese patients (Type II)
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Cholesterol level, men and women, diabetic, Type IIAbstract
The aim of the study was to compare the glucose and total cholesterol in fasting serum between males and females type II diabetic Sudanese patients. The average fasting blood glucose and serum total cholesterol for men was 166.5mg/dl and 136.63mg/dl respectively while for women was 174.5mg/dl and 166.13mg/dl respectively. The control was 89.1mg/dl and 141mg/dl respectively. The cholesterol and glucose results of females were significantly higher than those of males. Statistically, there was positive correlation between fasting blood glucose and cholesterol in women group
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3. Kates, M. (1975). Isolation, analysis and Identification of lipids. Techniques of Lipidology. 502-523
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5. National Diabetes Data Group , Diabetes in America-National Institute of Diabetes , digestive and kidney disease. (1994). NIH Publication No 95: 1468.
6. Burchfield, C.M; Laws. A.; Ben Fante, R.R. (1995). Combined effect of HDL, cholesterol, triglyceride and total cholesterol concentration on 18 years risk of atheroseclerotic disease. 92 (6): 1430.
7. Bishop, M.L; Janet, L; Duben. Eangei, K.E. (2000). Baby clinical chemistry, 4th ed. U.S.A. Lippincolt William; 232-254.
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9. Amira, M.E; Omar, M.I. (2009). Lipid profile in Sudanese diabetes patients. Research
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