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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Mar 18.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Med Genet A. 2021 Dec 8;188(3):858–866. doi: 10.1002/ajmg.a.62594

TABLE 2.

Two by two ANCOVA model (controlling for age) analysis results for outcome variable: Clinician reported intellectual disability (ID) severity, Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales (VABS) composite score, aberrant behavior checklist adapted for fragile X (ABCFX) total score, and Social Responsiveness Scale adapted for Fragile X (SRSFX) total score, Fragile X Online Registry with Accessible Research Database, 2012–2019

No methylation
mosaicism
With methylation
mosaicism
p No size mosaicism
With size mosaicism
p
N Mean (± SD) N Mean (± SD) N Mean (± SD) N Mean (± SD)
Severity of IDa 341 3.82 (±0.74) 87 3.41 (±0.87) <0.001 344 3.78 (±0.76) 84 3.52 (±0.84) 0.140
VABSb 130 55.19 (±15.60) 43 63.84 (±17.76) 0.002 139 55.88 (±16.21) 34 63.29 (±16.79) 0.481
ABCFXc 330 100.33 (±28.19) 84 96.43 (±28.98) 0.337 334 100.13 (±28.63) 80 97.06 (±27.22) 0.444
SRSFXd 280 68.77 (±20.70) 72 60.85 (±19.01) 0.020 279 68.49 (±20.44) 73 62.04 (±20.49) 0.120
a

Severity of ID was categorized based on clinician report as 1 = no ID, 2 = borderline ID, 3 = mild ID, 4 = moderate ID, 5 = severe ID, and 6 = profound ID.

b

VABS measure adaptive skills, with higher scores indicating higher adaptive skills.

c

ABCFX measures 6 problem behaviors: irritability, social withdrawal, stereotypic behavior, hyperactivity/noncompliance, inappropriate speech, and social avoidance, with higher scores indicating more aberrant behavior.

d

SRSFX measures social ability, with higher scores indicating more severe social impairment.