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Table 2 Identified metabolites with significant differences between NBW and IUGR pigsa

From: Intrauterine growth restriction alters nutrient metabolism in the intestine of porcine offspring

No.

Description

MS b

Formula

Fold change c

P-value

1

Proline

115.1307

C5H9NO2

1.40

<  0.05

2

Arginine

175.0701

C6H14N4O2

1.82

<  0.05

3

Valine

117.0812

C5H11NO2

1.32

<  0.05

4

Ornithine

133.1601

C5H12N2O2

2.29

<  0.05

5

Threonine

120.0644

C4H9NO3

2.31

<  0.05

6

5-Aminopentanoic acid

117.1513

C5H11NO2

0.46

<  0.05

7

Lysine

147.1305

C6H14N2O2

0.79

< 0.05

8

Pipecolic acid

129.1357

C6H11NO2

0.76

< 0.05

9

Palmitelaidic acid

254.2382

C16H30O2

2.11

< 0.05

10

Oleic acid

282.7423

C18H34O2

1.65

< 0.05

  1. aNBW normal birth weight, IUGR intrauterine growth restriction, n = 12
  2. bActual M-to-Z ratio
  3. cFold change was calculated by dividing the mean of normalized intensity of each plasma metabolite in the former by the mean of normalized intensity of each plasma in the latter. Fold change > 1 indicates that the metabolite was up-regulated in NBW pigs, whereas fold change < 1 indicates the metabolite was down-regulated