Effects of Super Nutritional Hepatic Copper Accumulation on Hepatocyte Health and Oxidative Stress in Dairy Cows

Table 2

Pearson’s correlation.

	CF	Cu	GGT	AST	GLDH	BA	SDH
CF	1.0000	-0.3053	-0.0981	0.4009	0.1443	0.0439	0.0627
		0.0020	0.3316	<0.0001	0.1521	0.6643	0.5317
Cu	-0.3053	1.0000	0.1211	-0.1302	-0.0025	0.1719	0.1280
	0.0020		0.2301	0.1966	0.9803	0.0872	0.2043
GGT	-0.0981	0.1211	1.0000	0.1371	0.4377	0.1564	0.4023
	0.3316	0.2301		0.1739	<0.0001	0.1201	<0.0001
AST	0.4009	-0.1302	0.1371	1.0000	0.2348	-0.0236	0.2147
	<0.0001	0.1966	0.1739		0.0187	0.8157	0.0320
GLDH	0.1443	-0.0025	0.4377	0.2348	1.0000	0.2161	0.5091
	0.1521	0.9803	<0.0001	0.0187		0.0308	<0.0001
BA	0.0439	0.1719	0.1564	-0.0236	0.2161	1.0000	0.0603
	0.6643	0.0872	0.1201	0.8157	0.0308		0.5512
SDH	0.0633	0.1280	0.4023	0.2147	0.5091	0.0603	1.0000
	0.5317	0.2043	<0.0001	0.0320	<0.0001	0.5512

Pearson’s correlation of liver leakage enzymes, bile acids, and hepatic crude fat for all of the study samples (n=100). The top number is ρ, or the correlation coefficient, and the bottom number is the p value for the correlation of the 2 variables.