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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Aging. 2018 May 26;69:221–229. doi: 10.1016/j.neurobiolaging.2018.05.023

Table 1.

Demographics, Neuropsychological Tests, Fitness, and Lifestyle Measures.

Measure APOE ε4+ APOE ε4− Difference (t-test)
Sample Size 15 15
Age 69.5 (6.74) 69.2 (8.0)
Education (years) 14.7 (1.98) 14.67 (2.38)
BMI 31.98 (7.38) 30.89 (6.27) p=0.667
BP - Diastole 80.4 (10.99) 83.47 (11.32) p=0.458
BP - Systole 148.53 (29.0) 141.07 (20.9) p=0.426
Heart Rate (bpm) 73.27 (16.09) 68.87 (10.03) p=0.376
BDI 7.33 (4.64) 8.4 (5.43) p=0.568
Social Support 66.07 (8.98) 68.07 (14.23) p=0.653
MMSE 27.87 (1.77) 28.20 (1.9) p=0.622
DigitSpan 23.27 (4.03) 23.60 (3.9) p=0.820
NAART 35.13 (9.94) 36.27 (14.66) p=0.812
RAVLT – Immediate 11.27 (2.02) 12.93 (2.22) p=0.040
RAVLT – Delayed 9.33 (2.22) 12.73 (2.91) p=0.001
Exercise 2.17 (2.04) 1.66 (1.97) p=0.495
TV (hours/day) 4.13 (1.32) 4.97 (1.96) p=0.184
Sitting (hours/day) 4.46 (2.24) 5.30 (2.0) p=0.3
Sleep quality 3.47 (0.92) 3.07 (1.03) p=0.271
Gait Speed Test 4.76 (1.20) 4.86 (1.42) p=0.834
Repeated Chair Stand (s) 12.43 (8.83) 17.74 (12.4) p=0.193
TUG (s) 11.16 (2.10) 10.8 (3.41) p=0.732
VO2 12.62 (4.15) 15.26 (3.45) p=0.065

Data are presented as mean (standard deviation). Sleep Quality: 1=very poor, 2=poor, 3=satisfactory, 4=good, 5=excellent. Group differences were assessed via simple pairwise t-tests. Any statistically significant differences (p<0.05) are bolded.