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. 2016 Mar 7;130(6):1547–1555. doi: 10.1007/s00414-016-1349-9

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Fig. 2 — Logistic regression curves of significantly ADD-correlated degradation products cTnT dp2 (a), calpain 1 dp (b), desmin dp1 (c), and desmin dp2 (d) represent presence probability development. Regression curves are plotted within the ADD range from 2.6 to 36.0. Solid lines stand for the regression of the total group (40 samples), whereas broken lines represent age-corrected (dashes) and BMI-corrected (dots) groups. With increasing ADD, the presence probability of all degradation products rises. Especially, the age-corrected regressions are steep in all cases and exceed the P = 0.95 confidence limit (dotted horizontal line) at lower ADD compared to the total group