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. 2024 Jun 22;9(9):2667–2676. doi: 10.1016/j.ekir.2024.06.028

Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients, stratified by Mendelian kidney disease status in the overall cohort

Category Totala Mendelian Diseaseb Carriersb Negativeb
 N 15181 (100) 3119 (20.5) 5049 (33.3) 7013 (46.2)
Gender & Age
 Female 7606 (50.1) 1723 (22.7) 2454 (32.3) 3429 (45.1)
 Male 7575 (49.9) 1396 (18.4) 2595 (34.3) 3584 (47.3)
 Median age yr (IQR) 47 (30–62) 40 (23–56) 49 (32–64) 48 (31–63)
Self-reported race & ethnicity
 African American 2960 (19.2) 377 (12.7) 1017 (34.4) 1566 (52.9)
 East Asian 230 (1.5) 62 (27) 64 (27.8) 104 (45.2)
 European American 5718 (37.1) 1303 (22.8) 2076 (36.3) 2339 (40.9)
 Hispanic 1989 (12.9) 437 (22) 502 (25.2) 1050 (52.8)
 Mediterranean 93 (0.6) 16 (17.2) 33 (35.5) 44 (47.3)
 Other 570 (3.7) 129 (22.6) 185 (32.5) 256 (44.9)
 South-East Asian 330 (2.1) 76 (23) 90 (27.3) 164 (49.7)
 Unknown 3542 (23) 775 (21.9) 1171 (33.1) 1596 (45.1)
Genetic cluster
 Admixed American 2313 (15.2) 501 (21.7) 598 (25.9) 1214 (52.5)
 African 3678 (24.2) 502 (13.6) 1247 (33.9) 1929 (52.4)
 Central-South Asian 368 (2.4) 79 (21.5) 107 (29.1) 182 (49.5)
 East Asian 769 (5.1) 175 (22.8) 208 (27) 386 (50.2)
 European 7458 (49.1) 1777 (23.8) 2726 (36.6) 2955 (39.6)
 Unclustered samplesc 595 (3.9) 85 (14.3) 163 (27.4) 347 (58.3)
Clinical diagnosisd
 Chronic kidney disease 8267 (49.1) 1620 (19.6) 2824 (34.2) 3823 (46.2)
 Cystic kidney disease 1466 (8.7) 658 (44.9) 398 (27.1) 410 (28)
 End-stage kidney disease 1616 (9.6) 222 (13.7) 524 (32.4) 870 (53.8)
 Hematuria 584 (3.5) 169 (28.9) 165 (28.3) 250 (42.8)
 Hypertension 467 (2.8) 49 (10.5) 147 (31.5) 271 (58)
 Kidney transplant 432 (2.6) 73 (16.9) 138 (31.9) 221 (51.2)
 Proteinuria/nephrotic syndrome 1024 (6.1) 167 (16.3) 354 (34.6) 503 (49.1)
 Others 1554 (9.2) 305 (19.6) 518 (33.3) 731 (47)
 None available 1431 (8.5) 269 (18.8) 506 (35.4) 656 (45.8)

IQR, interquartile range.

a

column-based proportions.

b

row-based proportions.

c

No. of Samples excluded during PCA filtering steps due to missing the minimum number of single-nucleotide variants after quality control.

d

Clinical diagnoses are based on ICD codes, summarized into the categories presented. The total count exceeds the number of unique patients due to the presence of multiple ICD codes in some patients.