Gender Differences in the Alteration of Obesogenic Environments in Korean Children According to GNB3 Polymorphism : Figure 2

Figure 2: Anthropometric measurement, lipid profile and insulin resistancerelated factors in boys and girls by BMI and GNB3 alleles.Korean childhood obesity classification by BMI percentiles: obesity≥95 percentile, 85 percentile ≤overweight≤ 95 percentile, normal weight (NOR)<85 percentile from the Korean Society of Obesity. The overweight group was included in the obese group (OB). An asterisk(*)indicates the statistical significance with P<0.05 between the C and T alleles. All significance levels were P<0.01 in thefourgroups in both the boys and girls(not described in the above four graphs).