Coloration of Breast Fluid Related to Concentration of Cholesterol, Cholesterol Epoxides, Estrogen, and Lipid Peroxides

Abstract
The coloration of nipple aspirates of breast fluid from 2,343 women were compared with breast fluid concentrations of cholesterol, cholesterol epoxides, lipid peroxides, estrogens, and immunoglobulins. Darker-colored breast fluids had significantly higher mean concentrations of cholesterol, cholesterol epoxides, lipid peroxides, and estrogens than did lighter-colored fluids, whereas no relationship of coloration with immunoglobulin levels was found.

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