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. 2023 May 3;17:1200763. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2023.1200763

Table 1.

The participants’ characteristics, total and by serum Cystatin C level quartile.a

Variables Quartile 1 ≤ 0.786 mg/dl (n = 1,214) Quartile 2 0.786–0.903 mg/dl (n = 1,204) Quartile 3 0.903–1.07 mg/dl (n = 1,220) Quartile 4 > 1.07 mg/dl (n = 1,194) Total (n = 4,832)
Age, years 67.1 (6.1) 69.2 (6.8) 72.1 (7.5) 76.3 (7.4) 71.1 (7.8)
Sex, n (%)
Male 534 (44.0%) 574 (47.7%) 650 (53.3%) 634 (53.1%) 2,392 (49.5%)
Female 680 (56.0%) 630 (52.3%) 570 (46.7%) 560 (46.9%) 2,440 (50.5%)
Race/ethnicity, n (%)
Hispanics and others 446 (36.7%) 346 (28.7%) 248 (20.3%) 182 (15.2%) 1,222 (25.3%)
Non-Hispanic Whites 544 (44.8%) 714 (59.3%) 800 (65.6%) 900 (75.4%) 2,958 (61.2%)
Non-Hispanic Blacks 224 (18.5%) 144 (12.0%) 172 (14.1%) 112 (9.4%) 652 (13.5%)
Education, n (%)
Below high school 490 (40.4%) 456 (38.0%) 470 (38.6%) 494 (41.4%) 1,910 (39.6%)
High school graduate 270 (22.3%) 300 (25.0%) 296 (24.3%) 308 (25.8%) 1,174 (24.3%)
College graduate or above 452 (37.3%) 444 (37.0%) 452 (37.1%) 392 (32.8%) 1,740 (36.1%)
Serum Cystatin C level, mg/dl 0.7 (0.07) 0.8 (0.03) 1.0 (0.05) 1.4 (0.70) 1.0 (0.44)
Digit symbol substitution test 44.9 (19.4) 45.3 (18.1) 40.9 (18.6) 36.3 (16.7) 41.9 (18.6)
a

The data for continuous variables were presented as mean (standard deviation), while categorical variables were presented as n (%).