Additional file 2 of An integrated multi-omic approach demonstrates distinct molecular signatures between human obesity with and without metabolic complications: a case–control study

Additional file 2: Table S1: List of significantly upregulated miRNAs in OBM compared to OBO. Here RQ refers to Relative Quantification measure using the standard formula [24]. An RQ value showcases the fold-change (FC) of a specific miRNA in two populations. An RQ=1 indicated that a specific miRNA was not differentially expressed in OBM versus OBO samples. Only those miRNAs were considered which were above the limit of quantification (LOQ). Table S2. List of significantly downregulated miRNAs in OBM compared to OBO. Here RQ refers to Relative Quantification measure using the standard formula [24]. An RQ value showcases the fold-change (FC) of a specific miRNA in two populations. An RQ=1 indicated that a specific miRNA was not differentially expressed in OBM versus OBO samples. Only those miRNAs were considered which were above the limit of quantification (LOQ). Table S2.1. List of metabolites significantly upregulated in OBM compared to OBO. The estimate represents the coefficients of logistic regression used to fit the model. The magnitude of a coefficient indicates the contribution of the metabolite in classifying OBM from OBO. The corresponding p-values of each metabolite are listed in the last column. Table S2.2. List of metabolites significantly downregulated in OBM compared to OBO. The estimate represents the coefficients of logistic regression used to fit the model. The magnitude of a coefficient indicates the contribution of the metabolite in classifying OBM from OBO. The corresponding p-values of each metabolite are listed in the last column.