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. 2017 Dec 20;43(5):1138–1145. doi: 10.1038/npp.2017.290

Table 1. Characteristics of Our Sample.

  CAMI
TCIN
Test
  HC MDD HC MDD  
N 29 31 21 25  
Age 38.28 (12.40) 40.42 (9.72) 34.00 (11.63) 37.76 (13.17) t=−1.20, p=0.23
Sex (F/M) 17/12 21/10 13/8 15/10 Chi-square=0.21, p=0.69
rs1360780 (CC/T*) 13/16 16/15 9/12 10/15 Chi-square=0.06, p=0.85
FKBP5 methylation 60.74 (3.36) 62.11 (3.69) 59.36 (3.77) 60.75 (4.89) t=−1.74, p=0.08
HAMD 2 (0–7) 29 (17–45) 0 (0–5) 23 (6–31) U=2797.50, p<0.01
BDI 1 (0–12) 31 (5–59) 1 (0–13) 34 (17–51) U=2193, p<0.01
CTQ total 30 (25–48) 40 (25–88) 28 (25–53) 36 (25–82) U=2084, p<0.01
Medication type   9/12/4/3/3   4/14/3/2/2  

Abbreviations: BDI, Beck depression inventory; CAMI, Centre for Advanced Medical Imaging site; CTQ, childhood trauma questionnaire; HAMD, Hamilton scale for depression; HC, healthy controls; MDD, major depressive disorder patients; SNRI, serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; TCIN, Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience site.

For our HC and MDD groups, descriptives of the following measures are given: age, sex, rs1360780 allele status, peripheral mean intron 7 methylation percentage, clinical questionnaire scores, and medication. Parametric variables are shown as mean (SD), non-parametric ones as median (minimum-maximum). Medication is expressed as untreated/SSRI/SNRI/SSRI+SNRI/other (antipsychotic or agomelatine). Statistical tests for comparisons between MDD and HC and their results are also shown.