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. 2020 Sep 30;35(3):212–218. doi: 10.5222/MMJ.2020.48265

Table 2.

A comparison of serum concentrations of GFAP (ng/mL) between RRMS patients and healthy individuals.

RRMS patients n=58 (P-value)
Assay Active n=22 Inactive n=36 Healthy subjects n=50 ANOVA test LSD test
Serum GFAP (6.47±3.39) (5.33±2.82) (1.89±1.21) P<0.001 p1 =0.074 NS
ng/mL 1.022 0.665 0.24 Highly significant p2 <0.001 HS
(Mean±SD) SEM p3 <0.001 HS
Serum GFAP Hyper (>cut-off) (20) 90.9% (32) 88.9% (12) 24% p<0.001 p1 =0.806 NS
ng/mL (cut-off Normal (<cut-off) (2) 9.1% (4) 11.1% (38) 76% Highly significant p2 <0.001 HS
p3 <0.001 HS

Note: p1=Active vs. inactive, p2=Active vs. healthy donors, p3=Inactive vs. healthy donors, NS =Non-significant difference at p values above 0.05, S=Significant difference at p values below 0.05, HS=Highly significant difference at p values below 0.01.