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. 2013 Jan 3;121(8):e50–e56. doi: 10.1182/blood-2012-05-424846

Table 2.

Clinical correlates of CD34+

Covariate Age- and sex-adjusted
Multivariable-adjusted
Regression coefficient (SE) P Regression coefficient (SE) P
Age, y −0.072 (0.013) < .0001 −0.072 (0.013) < .0001
Female sex −0.150 (0.025) < .0001 −0.129 (0.029) < .0001
Body mass index 0.045 (0.013) < .001
Height −0.019 (0.019) .333
Weight 0.048 (0.014) .001 0.044 (0.015) .003
Systolic blood pressure 0.010 (0.013) .442
Diastolic blood pressure 0.023 (0.013) .080
Fasting glucose 0.012 (0.013) .365
Total cholesterol 0.024 (0.013) .075 0.048 (0.014) .001
LDL cholesterol 0.017 (0.013) .173
HDL cholesterol −0.028 (0.014) .039
Log triglycerides 0.058 (0.012) < .0001
Hypertension 0.064 (0.027) .018
Diabetes mellitus 0.036 (0.039) .365
Cigarette smoking −0.135 (0.046) .004 −0.122 (0.046) .009
Medications
    ACE inhibitors 0.034 (0.031) .272
    Angiotensin receptor blockers 0.023 (0.048) .631
    Beta-blockers 0.042 (0.031) .174
    Calcium channel blockers 0.028 (0.039) .461
    Diuretics 0.063 (0.031) .047
    Hormone replacement −0.013 (0.060) .833
    Statins 0.067 (0.026) .011 0.102 (0.029) < .001

Data are from the subset of subjects without known cardiovascular disease (n = 1595). The CD34+ variable is log transformed. Coefficients (SE) represent change logCD34+ per increase in the value of the covariates shown (by 1 SD for continuous variables). In age- and sex-adjusted models, the association with age is adjusted for sex and the association with sex is adjusted for age.