Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII.
<p>Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII.</p>
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| author | Wenjing Wang (181404) |
| author2 | Weinan Jiang (8346891) |
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| author_facet | Wenjing Wang (181404) Weinan Jiang (8346891) |
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| dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv | Wenjing Wang (181404) Weinan Jiang (8346891) |
| dc.date.none.fl_str_mv | 2025-11-24T18:25:50Z |
| dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv | 10.1371/journal.pone.0337398.g005 |
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| dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv | Biochemistry Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified weighted logistic regression novel tool designed lowering medication use emerging evidence suggests dose &# 8211 735 &# 8211 2010 &# 8211 relevant dietary components relevant dietary assessment oriented dietary patterns habitual dietary patterns mediation analysis using mediation analysis showed hour recall data reflecting 14 microbiota nutrition examination survey lipid management strategies systemic inflammation underscores xlink "> microbiota xlink "> hyperlipidemia xlink "> dietary index systemic inflammation partial mediation analyzed data systemic immune inflammation index gut microbiota supportive potential supportive diets spline models significantly associated response relationship nhanes ). national health mediating role lower odds lipid metabolism inversely associated integrating microbiome highest vs fully adjusted findings highlight critical role cardiovascular disease assess associations 883 ). 2020 cycles |
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| spelling | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII.Wenjing Wang (181404)Weinan Jiang (8346891)BiochemistryCell BiologyBiotechnologyEcologyImmunologyCancerScience PolicyInfectious DiseasesChemical Sciences not elsewhere classifiedweighted logistic regressionnovel tool designedlowering medication useemerging evidence suggestsdose &# 8211735 &# 82112010 &# 8211relevant dietary componentsrelevant dietary assessmentoriented dietary patternshabitual dietary patternsmediation analysis usingmediation analysis showedhour recall datareflecting 14 microbiotanutrition examination surveylipid management strategiessystemic inflammation underscoresxlink "> microbiotaxlink "> hyperlipidemiaxlink ">dietary indexsystemic inflammationpartial mediationanalyzed datasystemic immuneinflammation indexgut microbiotasupportive potentialsupportive dietsspline modelssignificantly associatedresponse relationshipnhanes ).national healthmediating rolelower oddslipid metabolisminversely associatedintegrating microbiomehighest vsfully adjustedfindings highlightcritical rolecardiovascular diseaseassess associations883 ).2020 cycles<p>Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII.</p>2025-11-24T18:25:50ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.1371/journal.pone.0337398.g005https://figshare.com/articles/figure/Mediation_analysis_of_the_association_between_DI-GM_and_Hyperlipidemia_via_SII_/30696777CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/306967772025-11-24T18:25:50Z |
| spellingShingle | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. Wenjing Wang (181404) Biochemistry Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified weighted logistic regression novel tool designed lowering medication use emerging evidence suggests dose &# 8211 735 &# 8211 2010 &# 8211 relevant dietary components relevant dietary assessment oriented dietary patterns habitual dietary patterns mediation analysis using mediation analysis showed hour recall data reflecting 14 microbiota nutrition examination survey lipid management strategies systemic inflammation underscores xlink "> microbiota xlink "> hyperlipidemia xlink "> dietary index systemic inflammation partial mediation analyzed data systemic immune inflammation index gut microbiota supportive potential supportive diets spline models significantly associated response relationship nhanes ). national health mediating role lower odds lipid metabolism inversely associated integrating microbiome highest vs fully adjusted findings highlight critical role cardiovascular disease assess associations 883 ). 2020 cycles |
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| title | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| title_full | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| title_fullStr | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| title_short | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| title_sort | Mediation analysis of the association between DI-GM and Hyperlipidemia via SII. |
| topic | Biochemistry Cell Biology Biotechnology Ecology Immunology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified weighted logistic regression novel tool designed lowering medication use emerging evidence suggests dose &# 8211 735 &# 8211 2010 &# 8211 relevant dietary components relevant dietary assessment oriented dietary patterns habitual dietary patterns mediation analysis using mediation analysis showed hour recall data reflecting 14 microbiota nutrition examination survey lipid management strategies systemic inflammation underscores xlink "> microbiota xlink "> hyperlipidemia xlink "> dietary index systemic inflammation partial mediation analyzed data systemic immune inflammation index gut microbiota supportive potential supportive diets spline models significantly associated response relationship nhanes ). national health mediating role lower odds lipid metabolism inversely associated integrating microbiome highest vs fully adjusted findings highlight critical role cardiovascular disease assess associations 883 ). 2020 cycles |