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. 2020 Jul 9;12(13):13518–13528. doi: 10.18632/aging.103458

Table 4. Multivariate linear model results for association between miRNA-29s and cognitive domain z-scores of patients with Parkinson’s disease.

Cognitive domain z-score miRNA-29a miRNA-29b miRNA-29c
β=1.104 β=1.240 β=1.391
Global 95% CI=--0.025 to 2.233 95% CI=0.154 to 2.327 95% CI=0.238 to 2.545
p=0.055 p=0.026* p=0.019*
β=0.181 β=0.198 β=0.257
Attention 95% CI=-0.092 to 0.454 95% CI=-0.053 to 0.449 95% CI=-0.019 to 0.532
p=0.191 p0.121 p=0.068
β=0.132 β=0.309 β=0.146
Executive 95% CI=-0.142 to 0.405 95% CI=0.060 to 0.559 95% CI=-0.140 to 0.432
p=0.341 p=0.016* p=0.312
β=0.354 β=0.339 β=0.247
Language 95% CI=0.039 to0.669 95% CI=0.033 to 0.645 95% CI=-0.083 to 0.577
p=0.028* p=0.030* p=0.140
β=0.455 β=0.453 β=0.483
Memory 95% CI=0.090 to 0.821 95% CI=0.096 to 0.811 95% CI=0.102 to 0.864
p=0.015* p=0.014* p=0.014*
β=0.350 β=0.284 β=0.157
Visuospatial 95% CI=-0.198 to 0.898 95% CI=-0.251 to 0.818 95% CI=-0.417 to 0.730
p=0.207 p=0.294 p=0.588

Multivariate linear regression model, adjusted for years of education and UPDRS-III subscore.

Cognitive domain z-scores were derived from two or more neuropsychological test scores.

*, p<0.05