Supplementary Material 1: Table S1. Table S1 – Annotation of the abbreviations used by the IVDr lipoprotein profiling analysis.
Supplementary Material 1: Table S1. Table S1 – Annotation of the abbreviations used by the IVDr lipoprotein profiling analysis.
Supplementary Material 2: Tables S2-S3. Table S2 – Assay-specific lower limits of quantitation (LLOQ, pg/mL) used to define missing cytokine values. Table S3 – Membership of non-grey WGCNA modules identified in the signed network analysis.
Supplementary Material 2: Tables S2-S3. Table S2 – Assay-specific lower limits of quantitation (LLOQ, pg/mL) used to define missing cytokine values. Table S3 – Membership of non-grey WGCNA modules identified in the signed network analysis.
Supplementary Material 4: Table S4A. Table S4A – Exploratory nominal cytokine-metabolite and cytokine-lipoprotein associations (Spearman raw p < 0.05) in the endometriosis-only and sensitivity cohorts.
Supplementary Material 4: Table S4A. Table S4A – Exploratory nominal cytokine-metabolite and cytokine-lipoprotein associations (Spearman raw p < 0.05) in the endometriosis-only and sensitivity cohorts.
Supplementary Material 5: Table S4B. Table S4B – FDR-significant cytokine-cytokine correlations in the endometriosis-only and sensitivity cohorts.
Supplementary Material 5: Table S4B. Table S4B – FDR-significant cytokine-cytokine correlations in the endometriosis-only and sensitivity cohorts.
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