| A study on Serum Vitamin E and HDL-Cholesterol Level in Mother and Newborn. |
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Jae Keun Yoon1, Chul Wun Park1, Hye Jin Suh1, Im Ju Kang1, Chung Chul Kim2, Tae Ho Chung2 |
1Department of Pediatrics, Fatima Hospital, Taegu, Korea
2Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, KyungPook National University, Taegu, Korea |
| 산모와 신생아 제대혈에서의 혈청 Vitamin E치 및 High density lipoprotein cholesterol 치 에 관한 연구
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윤재근1, 백철운1, 서혜진1, 강임주1, 김정철2, 정태호2 |
1대구파티마병원 소아과
2경북대학교 의과대학 생화학교실 |
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| Abstract |
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A significant redistribution of cholesterol in lipoproteins following ingestion of large doses of vitamin E is documented. Especially vitamin E has been reported to increase serum high density lipoprotein(HDL) cholesterol. The inverse relationship between HDL-cholesterol and risk of develoing coronary disease was well known.
Present study was undertaken to determine whether the corelation between vitamin E and HDL-cholesterol was significant in mother and newborn. Also the levels of serum vitamin E, HDL-cholesterol, cholesterol and triglyceride in mother and newborn was determined. The vitamin E and HDL-cholesterol levels of mother were significantly higher than those of the newborn. The corelation between vitamin E and HDL-cholesterol in mother and new-
born was not significant. The corelation of vitamin E levels between mothers and their newborns was not significant and that of HDL-cholesterol levels was also not significant. Both serum cholesterol and triglyceride levels of mother were significantly higher than those of newborn.
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| Key Words:
Vitamin E, HDL-cholesterol |
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