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[Relationship between serum gamma-GTP and nutrient intakes].

The purpose of this study is to make clear a comprehensive relationship between activity and fraction ratio of serum γ-GTP and nutrient intakes.These figures are taken from 267 young healthy male students excluding habitual users of alcohol.The results of the survey were as follows:1) There were no statistically significant correlation between serum γ-GTP activity and obesity indices. A high correlation was observed between percentage of γ-GTP (1) fraction and Rohrer index, Broca index. (p<0.01)2) Serum γ-GTP activity had no correlation with the nutrient intakes.3) The percentage of γ-GTP (1) fraction correlated significantly with dietary intakes of vitamin C, protein(g)/weight(kg), vitamin B2, and vitamin B1. (p<0.01)4) Multiple regression analysis showed that the variables which correlated best with the percentage of γ-GTP (1) fraction were dietary intakes of vitamin C, protein(g)/weight(kg), vitamin B1.5) It is possible to conclude from the results that activity of serum γ-GTP was not affected by nutrient intakes but percentage of γ-GTP (1) was closely related to it.