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. 2015 Mar 30;10(3):e0122705. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0122705

Table 1. Class versus nonclass comparison of traits for the k = 4 and k = 5 adult CF clinical phenotypes.

MDCP Class PS CFTR Class IV, V VI PA Candida PA/Candida MSSA/ASP Interpretation
k = 4 A <.05 (p = .002) Low A*FEV1
B 2.7 (p = .04) Low A*FEV1, older, male
C .27(p = .05) .37 (p = .05) 4.2(p = .03) Median A*FEV1, female
D 5.0 (p = .0007) 3.2(p = .01) High A*FEV1, older, male
k = 5 A <.05(p = .04) 4.9 (p = .03) 4.4 (p = .005) 4.4(p = .01) Low A*FEV1
B 3.5 (p = .02) Low A*FEV1, older, male
C .25 (p = .001) 4.5(p = .03) Median A*FEV1, female
D 5.2 (p = .0003) 3.4(p = .01) .17 (p = .005) .20(p = .01) High A*FEV1, older, male
E Low A*FEV1, female

Entries are the significant Fisher exact test odds ratios (p-values corrected for multiple testing) for pancreatic sufficiency (PS), presence of at least one CFTR class IV, V and VI mutation, Pseudomonas spp (PA), Candida spp, as well as combinations of PA and Candida spp. (PA/Candida) and MSSA and Aspergillus spp. (MSSA/Asp).