Skip to main content
. 2020 Aug 12;10:13628. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-69332-0

Table 6.

Correlations for each pair of microRNAs that showed no significant differences between Austrians and Japanese.

1,254 197-3p 221-3p 223-3p 23a-3p 26a-5p 30d-5p 3135b 328-3p
1,254

1.000

1.000

197-3p

0.391

0.119

1.000

1.000

221-3p

− 0.359

− 0.196

0.292

0.088

1.000

1.000

223-3p

− 0.350

− 0.238

0.051

0.212

0.757**

0.252

1.000

1.000

23a-3p

− 0.323

− 0.322

0.083

0.142

0.819**

0.767**

0.906**

0.747**

1.000

1.000

26a-5p

− 0.278

− 0.092

0.000

0.013

0.775**

0.592**

0.872**

0.631**

0.863**

0.724**

1.000

1.000

30d-5p

0.361

− 0.072

0.741**

0.237

0.317

0.882**

0.109

0.257

0.015

0.671**

− 0.011

0.508*

1.000

1.000

3135b

0.588**

− 0.167

0.556**

0.153

0.413

0.549*

0.246

0.645**

0.273

0.634**

0.283

0.663**

0.736**

0.476*

1.000

1.000

328-3p

0.637**

0.300

0.714**

0.391

0.128

− 0.168

0.000

− 0.062

0.007

− 0.238

− 0.033

− 0.126

0.812**

0.142

0.800**

0.056

1.000

1.000

Upper, Pearson’s correlation coefficients in Austrians; lower, Pearson’s correlation coefficients in Japanese. Asterisks denote significant correlations (*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01).