Relationship between Serum Cholinesterase and some Biochemical Factors

VernacularTitle:血清コリンエステラーゼと数種の生物化学的要因との関連について
Author: Kenji Tamura ; Toshimitsu Taya ; Mitsuru Ando
Publication Type:Journal Article
From:Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 1981;30(2):121-127
CountryJapan
Language:Japanese
Abstract: 828 female agricultural workers were studied. Their age, blood pressure, Broca index, hemoglobin content, serum total cholesterol, activity of serum cholinesterase and transaminase (GOT and GPT) was measured. The distribution of each factor was examined in the sample of agricultural workers. The data for mean blood pressure, total cholesterol, activity of cholinesterase, GOT and GPT showed a log normal distribution.
For the screening of the data, Mahalanobis's distance was calculated and the abnormal data (P<0.01) was compared with the worker's medical record. The data of non healthy women was excluded from the following calculation.
The correlation coefficients between the activity of cholinesterase and other factors (age, Broca index, mean blood pressure, hemoglobin content, GOT and GPT) were statistically significant. This result indicates that the activity of cholinesterase somewhat depends on these factors.
It is important to investigate the relationships between the activity of cholinesterase and some biochemical factors, and to establish the standard value of its activity in order to estimate the effect of pesticides.