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. 2020 Aug 25;15(8):e0237430. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0237430

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the MVP NAFLD analytic cohort defined by the ALT-threshold definition.

All Ancestries (n = 192,616) European Ancestry (n = 148,354) African Ancestry (n = 31,878) Hispanic/Latino Ancestry (n = 12,384)
CHARACTERISTIC TOTAL CASES CONTROLS CASES CONTROLS CASES CONTROLS CASES CONTROLS
Participants, n 192,616 60,542 132,074 46,653 101,701 8,019 23,859 5,870 6,514
Age at enrollment, mean ± sd 64.5 ± 13.1 61.8 ± 12.1 66.2 ± 13.7 63.1 ± 11.9 64.2 ± 14.8 58.2 ± 10.9 57.0 ± 14.5 56.5 ± 13.2 59.9 ± 16.0
Female, n (%) 16,209 (8.4%) 6,107 (10.1%) 10,102 (7.6%) 4,325 (9.3%) 6,169 (6.1%) 1,230 (15.3%) 3,508 (14.7%) 552 (9.4%) 425 (6.5%)
BMI ≥30 kg/m2, n (%) 88,547 (50.0%) 34,676 (57.3%) 53,871 (40.8%) 26,509 (56.8%) 39,672 (39%) 47,75 (59.5%) 11,115 (46.6%) 3,392 (57.8%) 3,084 (47.3%)
Hypertension, n (%) 136,862 (71.1%) 49,423 (81.6%) 87,439 (66.2%) 38,375 (82.3%) 66,946 (65.8%) 6,921 (86.3%) 16,668 (69.9%) 4,127 (70.3%) 3,825 (58.7%)
Diabetes, n (%) 49,961 (25.9%) 21,161 (35%) 28,800 (21.8%) 16,215 (34.8%) 21,232 (20.9%) 2,907 (36.3%) 5,899 (24.7%) 2,039 (34.7%) 1,669 (25.6%)
Prediabetes, n (%) 72,505 (37.6%) 20,210 (33.4%) 52,295 (39.6%) 15,664 (33.6%) 40,043 (39.4%) 2,571 (32.1%) 9,790 (41%) 2,075 (35.3%) 2,462 (37.8%)
Dyslipidemia, n (%) 97,698 (50.7%) 40,967 (67.7%) 5,6731 (43%) 31,900 (68.4%) 44,450 (43.7%) 4,693 (58.5%) 8,578 (26.9%) 4,374 (74.5%) 3,703 (56.8%)
Metabolic Risk Factor, n (%) 179,822 (93.4%) 58,964 (97.4%) 120,858 (91.5%) 45,487 (97.5%) 93,870 (92.3%) 7,835 (97.4%) 21,282 (89.2%) 5,675 (96.7%) 5,706 (87.6%)
Alcohol misuse, n (%) 59,304 (30.8%) 18,571 (30.7%) 40,733 (30.8%) 14,659 (31.4%) 32,966 (32.4%) 2,142 (26.7%) 5,909 (18.5%) 1,770 (30.2%) 1,858 (28.5%)
Peak ALT U/L, median [IQR] 28 [21 – 42] 43 [33 – 57] 23 [18 – 29] 44 [33 – 60] 24 [19 – 31] 42 [31 – 57] 23 [18 – 31] 47 [35 – 64] 24 [19 – 31]
Cirrhosis and chronic liver disease not due to alcohol 1616 (0.8%) 1212 (2%) 404 (0.3%) 574 (1.2%) 217 (0.2%) 169 (2.1%) 115 (0.5%) 469 (8%) 72 (1.1%)

Abbreviations: ALT = alanine aminotransferase, AST = aspartate aminotransferase, BMI = body mass index, IQR = Interquartile range. All between and within-group comparisons were P<0.001.