borderline significancep = 0.052
0.16 μM; p = 0.048), with borderline significance after adjustment (p = 0.052).
0.16 μM; p = 0.048), with borderline significance after adjustment (p = 0.052).
Although the EPI of GK rats showed a trend toward increased SVF cellularity, IL-5 secretion, and pro-inflammatory cytokine release, these changes did not reach statistical significance, suggesting a mild and non-robust inflammatory response under the conditions tested.
No significant differences were observed between groups with normal and elevated glucose levels or between sexes, although age (p = 0.0598) and glucose (p = 0.0569) showed a trend.
The correlation between GL and CI-I was rho = 0.218 (p = 0.070), and between GL and CI-II was rho = 0.213 (p = 0.077), both marginally significant.
The data suggest a slight trend toward benefit of degludec in most neonatal outcomes.