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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 28.
Published in final edited form as: Front Biosci (Landmark Ed). 2013 Jun 1;18:1150–1173. doi: 10.2741/4170

TABLE 2.

Differences between MCI and NL in CSF biomarkers value across different studies.

First author, year MCI
(n)
NL
(n)
MCI values as a percentage of NL
Aß42 T-tau P-tau
Bouwman 2007[96] 38 17 70.3% 178.1% 137.7% (181)
Brys 2009[28,99] 65 21 162.9% 187.3% (231)
Buerger 2005[224] 59 28 172.5% (181); 199.2% (199); 864.2%
(231)
Buerger 2009[197] 17 15 77.7% 124.1% 118.0% (181); 375.0% (231)
de Leon 2002[225] 8 10 40% 234% (231)
Fellgiebel 2008[199] 10 10 194.2% (181)
Hansson 2006[226] 134 39 66.2% 175.0% 125.4% (181)
Kester 2011[100] 62 24 76.2% 149.0% 135.5% (181)
Lavados 2005[227] 37 18 110.9%
Maccioni 2006[210] 45 25 85.7% 111.6% (AD epitopes)
Maruyama 2001[211] 19 15 95.8% 290.8%
Mattsson 2009[193] 750 304 69.2% 135.7% 119.6% (181)
Okonkwo 2011[213] 195 114 79.4% 148.7% 143.6% (181)
Pratico 2002[228] 17 18 129.7%
Rolstad 2011[215] 170 60 78.8% 128.1%
Schonknecht 2007[229] 80 24 175.9% 134.6% (181)
Seppala 2011[217] 57 8 103.2% 92.5% 101.7% (181)
Shaw 2009[128] 196 114 79.6% 147.1% 144.0% (181)
Visser 2009[131] 108 89 74.5% 149.6% 147.6% (181)

Values are given as percentage of value for the control healthy group. For p-tau the numbers in parentheses indicate phosphorylation site studied. Across all studies listed in this table Aß42 concentration in the MCI group was 77% of that in NL group (13 studies),average p-tau181 concentration was 140% of NL group value (11 studies), p-tau231 was 357% (4 studies), and t-tau 153% (15 studies).