Table 1. Subject demographics.
| Data set | MCIC | NU | MCIC/NU merged | Mean age | Age range | MCIC handedness | MCIC mean parent SES | MCIC mean years of education | rs1625579 genotypes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Controls | 90 (61% Male) | 42 (55% Male) | 132 (59% Male) | 32 | 14–60 | 82 Right 5 Mixed 3 Left | 2.7, Range 1–5 | 15.3, range 12–21 | TT=87 GT=43 GG=2 |
| Cases | 60 (75% Male) | 29 (69% Male) | 89 (73% Male) | 34 | 17–61 | 54 Right 4 Mixed 1 Left 1 Unknown | 2.6, Range 1–5 | 13.6, range 7–22 | TT=63 GT=23 GG=3 |
| All subjects | 150 (67% Male) | 71 (61% Male) | 221 (65% Male) | 33 | 21–61 | 136 Right 9 Mixed 4 Left 1 Unknown | 2.65, Range 1–5 | 14.45, range 7–22 | TT =150 GT=66 GG=5 |
Abbreviations: MCIC, Mind Clinical Imaging Consortium; NU, Northwestern University; SES, socioeconomic status.
Handedness, parent SES and subject years of education were only available for MCIC subjects. Parent SES was reported by 100% of controls and 95% of cases. Years of education were reported by 99% of controls and 93% of cases. Parent SES score was based on the following: 1= situation of wealth, education, top-rank social prestige; 2=college or advanced degree; professional or high-rank managerial position; 3=small businessman, white-collar and skilled worker; high school graduate; 4=semi-skilled worker, laborer; education below secondary level; 5=unskilled and semi-skilled worker; elementary education.