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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 18.
Published in final edited form as: J Alzheimers Dis. 2014;42(2):555–563. doi: 10.3233/JAD-140210

Table 4.

Comparisons of cognitive function across amylin quartiles in the absence and presence of ApoE4 allele

Amylin quartiles
ApoE4 non-carriers Quartile 1
n=209
Quartile 2
n= 214
Quartile 3
n= 207
Quartile 4
n= 206
p values
WLL delayed recall, mean±SD 3.3±2.7 3.3±2.7 4.1±3.0 3.8 ±2.9 0.01
LM delayed recall, mean±SD 17.4±10.3 17.2±9.6 20.2±9.9 19.6±8.8 0.002
Trailmaking A, mean±SD 97.2±66.2 94.4±71.9 76.8±44.1 76.8±50.6 0.0007
Trailmaking B, mean±SD 222.8±79.6 213.7±83.3 204.5±83.8 200.5±85.6 0.05
Block design, mean±SD 18.9±8.8 19.8±8.9 20.6±9.0 22.3±10.0 0.005
Amylin Quartiles

ApoE4 carriers n=63 n=61 n=68 n=65

WLL delayed recall, mean±SD 3.6±2.8 2.8±2.5 3.7±2.6 3.7±2.7 0.17
LM delayed recall, mean±SD 16.8±9.6 15.6±10.1 19.1±8.6 18.5±10.8 0.11
Trailmaking A, mean±SD 105.4±69.2 92.1±66.0 83.1±50.3 85.4±61.4 0.06
Trailmaking B, mean±SD 227.7±82.1 220.1±88.4 210.3±82.7 213.8±89.2 0.62
Block design, mean±SD 18.1±9.4 17.5±8.2 20.8±8.4 18.7±8.1 0.09

Subjects are divided into ApoE4 non-carriers and ApoE4 carriers in each amylin quartile. Mean±SD with ANOVA test is used to describe the distributions and comparisons of test scores in each cognitive domain across the amylin quartiles in the absence or in the presence of ApoE4. P values for the statistical significance are shown. WLL, Word learning list; LM, Logical memory.