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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Diabetol. 2017 Aug 30;54(11):1009–1017. doi: 10.1007/s00592-017-1033-7

Table 1.

Description of the Study Population by Type of Persistent Autoantibody. Values are Reported as n (% of Non-Missing Observations) for Categorical Variables and Median (Interquartile Range) for Continuous Variables.

Variable Total Type of persistent autoantibody

IAA GADA IA2A
Total number of children 613 442 466 288
Age at respective seroconversion (years) 2.2 (1.2, 3.8) 2.0 (1.1, 3.5) 2.7 (1.6, 4.2) 2.8 (1.9, 4.5)
Girls 268 (44%) 200 (45%) 212 (45%) 112 (39%)
Country
 US 206 (34%) 136 (31%) 166 (36%) 94 (33%)
 Finland 153 (25%) 125 (28%) 109 (23%) 85 (30%)
 Germany 47 (8%) 40 (9%) 32 (7%) 22 (8%)
 Sweden 207 (34%) 141 (32%) 159 (34%) 87 (30%)
Child having a first degree relative with T1D 128 (21%) 105 (24%) 97 (21%) 71 (25%)
HLA-DR genotype
 DR3/4 311 (51%) 241 (55%) 251 (54%) 148 (51%)
 DR4/4 106 (17%) 74 (17%) 81 (17%) 64 (22%)
 DR4/8 92 (15%) 71 (16%) 51 (11%) 46 (16%)
 DR3/3 76 (12%) 30 (7%) 64 (14%) 16 (6%)
 other 28 (5%) 26 (6%) 19 (4%) 14 (5%)
Additionally autoantibody positive for
 IAA 302 (65%) 252 (88%)
 GADA 302 (68%) 237 (83%)
 IA2A 252 (57%) 237 (51%)
Autoantibody present at first seroconversion 353 (80%) 344 (74%) 40 (14%)
Number of children who developed T1D 175 (29%) 162 (37%) 134 (29%) 127 (44%)
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