Elevated Plasma Levels of Growth Arrest Specific 6 (Gas6) Protein in Severe Obesity: Implications for Adipose Tissue and Inflammation

Daniele Sola; Mattia Bellan; Stefania Mai; Rosalba Minisini; Mattia Perazzi; Amelia Brunani; Sergio Gentilli; Pier Paolo Sainaghi; Massimo Scacchi; Paolo Marzullo

doi:10.12659/MSM.944462

27 June 2024 : Clinical Research

Elevated Plasma Levels of Growth Arrest Specific 6 (Gas6) Protein in Severe Obesity: Implications for Adipose Tissue and Inflammation

Daniele Sola^1CDEFG*, Mattia Bellan^1ABCDEF, Stefania Mai^2ABCDE, Rosalba Minisini^3CD, Mattia Perazzi^4E, Amelia Brunani^2ABCD, Sergio Gentilli^5E, Pier Paolo Sainaghi^1E, Massimo Scacchi^6ABCD, Paolo Marzullo^1ABCDF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.944462

Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e944462

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Table 2 Correlation values between body mass index (BMI), body weight, and leptin and growth arrest-specific 6 (Gas6) stratified by sex.

Variable	FemalesN=39	MalesN=35
BMI		(ρ=0.268; p=0.14)
Weight		(ρ=0.247; p=0.17)
Leptin		(ρ=0.290; p=0.11)
The table presents correlation values between Gas6 levels and BMI, weight, and leptin concentration in the population, stratified by sex. The left column corresponds to female patients, while the right column corresponds to male patients. Statistical significance of the correlations is observed solely in female patients (

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Elevated Plasma Levels of Growth Arrest Specific 6 (Gas6) Protein in Severe Obesity: Implications for Adipose Tissue and Inflammation

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