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Table 1 showed that the prevalence of dyslipidemia in non-snorers was 32.0% and showed a trend of rising in snorers with increasing levels of snoring intensity as represented by 38.7% in the low group, 41.8% in the moderate group, 45.3% in the strong group, and 48.9% in the very strong group.
Additionally, due to large variations within the treatment groups, differences in average values in gene expression between irradiated animals and controls were rarely statistically significant (but always showed a trend with similar direction of regulation between qPCR and microarray measurements, S1 Fig ).
Moreover, inverse translation studies in mice also showed a trend to lower levels Cd163 ‐PBL in diet induced mildly hypercholesterolaemic animals, and Cd163 ‐expression was highly up‐regulated in mice lacking Lrp5 , suggesting a direct relationship between high LRP5 and low CD163 levels in macrophages of FH patients.