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. 2018 Jan 29;8:1789. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-19957-z

Table 2.

Age- and sex-related Abs prevalence in RA patients and HCs.

Gender Age (y) N Subjects BOLF1 P IRF5 P MAP_4027 P IL-2 56–70 P IL-2 6–20KK P Herv-K19–37 P
Females ≤49 16 RA 12 (75%) <0,0001 15 (93,75%) <0,0001 5 (31,25%) 0,0063 5 (31,25%) 0,088 8 (50%) <0,0001 5 (31,25%) 0,38
65 HCs 8 (12,30%) 6 (9,2%) 5 (7,6%) 9 (13,8%) 6 (9,2%) 9 (13,8%)
50–59 41 RA 21 (51,21%) <0,0001 23 (56,09%) <0,0001 8 (19,51%) 0,51 10 (24,39%) 0,045 20 (48,78%) <0,0001 9 (21,95%) 0,13
19 HCs 2 (10,52%) 1 (5,2%) 3 (15,78%) 1 (5,2%) 1 (5,2%) 1 (5,2%)
≥60 49 RA 17 (34,69%) 0,17 25 (51,02%) 0,024 11 (22,44%) 0,92 12 (22,44%) 0,61 17 (34,69%) 0,081 15 (30,61%) 0,17
6 HCs 1 (16,66%) 1 (16,66%) 0 1 (16,66%) 1 (16,66%) 0
Males ≤49 6 RA 4 (66,66%) 0,0046 6 (100%) 0,0001 3 (50%) 0,094 3 (50%) 0,302 4 (66,66%) 0,0449 2 (33,33%) 0,34
15 HCs 2 (13,33%) 1 (6,6%) 4 (13,3%) 1 (6,6%) 2 (13,33%) 1 (6,6%)
50–59 11 RA 2 (18,18%) 0,0023 3 (27,27%) 0,535 1 (9%) 0,43 2 (9%) 0,015 1 (18,18%) 0,0006 2 (18,18%) 0,198
23 HCs 0 3 (13,04%) 1 (4,3%) 1 (4,3%) 0 1 (4,3%)
≥60 17 RA 5 (29,41%) 0,0035 7 (41,17%) 0,104 3 (17,64%) 0,0246 1 (5,8%) 0,0211 4 (23,52%) 0,0005 1 (5,8%) 0,652
9 HCs 0 1 (11,1%) 0 0 0 1 (11,1%)

The numbers of individuals responsive to single antigens are provided with relative percentages. Statistically significant values are highlighted in bold.