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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neurobiol Dis. 2018 Feb 26;114:31–44. doi: 10.1016/j.nbd.2018.02.006

Table 2.

Linear regression modelsa showing the associations between most relevant presynaptic complexes identified in the IT and MF of MAP participants (n = 140), as predictors, and global cognitive function as the outcome

Model terms Reference Model Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
Adj. R2
or β
FDR
P-value
Adj. R2
or β
FDR
P-value
Adj. R2
or β
FDR
P-value
Adj. R2
or β
FDR
P-value
Model adj. R2 0.3099 0.3991 0.3963 0.4398
Age at death −0.1681 0.0605 −0.1459 0.0797 −0.1882 0.02 02* −0.1663 0.03 40*
Sex 0.0568 0.5450 0.0197 0.7854 0.0282 0.6972 0.0075 0.9144
Education −0.1058 0.3606 −0.1084 0.2598 −0.1060 0.2775 −0.1079 0.2225
PMI −0.0698 0.5450 −0.0555 0.7175 −0.0798 0.4498 −0.0665 0.5352
Macroinfarcts −0.0513 0.5450 −0.0299 0.7854 −0.0459 0.6972 −0.0312 0.7007
Lewy bodies −0.2647 0.0075* −0.2560 0.0027* −0.2353 0.0077* −0.2363 0.0068*
Hippocampal sclerosis −0.0190 0.8153 −0.0242 0.7854 −0.0361 0.6972 −0.0356 0.7007
p-amyloidb −0.2475 0.0161* −0.2277 0.0136* −0.2336 0.0109* −0.2222 0.0102*
Phosphotaub −0.2276 0.0241* −0.1678 0.0797 −0.1925 0.0340* −0.1563 0.0852
Synapse densityc 0.0710 0.5450 −0.0444 0.7414 0.0286 0.6972 −0.0476 0.6604
IT 150k STX1 0.3311 0.0002* 0.2499 0.0068*
MF 500k CPLX1/2 ratiod 0.3009 0.0002* 0.2236 0.0068*

Abbreviations: CPLX, complexin; FDR, false discovery rate; IT, inferior temporal gyrus; MF, middle-frontal gyrus; PMI, postmortem interval; S.E., standard error; STX1, syntaxin-1.

a

Models 1–3 were constructed sequentially by adding the indicated terms to the reference model. Whole model adjusted R2, individual standardized coefficients (β) and FDR-adjusted p-values are reported.

b

Overall brain load.

c

Synapse density was estimated as the overall brain levels of the three SNARE proteins (syntaxin-1, SNAP-25 and VAMP) averaged.

d

Ratio between complexin-I (GABAergic) to complexin-II (glutamatergic) 500-kDa complexes.

*

Statistically significant.