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. 2021 Jun 29;11:13450. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-92786-9

Table 4.

Comparing the s-AP3D1-Ab levels between HDs and patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Numbers for the total samples, samples from male and female participants and ages (average ± SD)
Sample information HD Type-1 CKD Type-2 CKD Type-3 CKD
Total sample number 82 145 32 123
Male/Female 44/38 106/39 21/11 70/53
Age, years (average ± SD) 44.10 ± 11.19 66.04 ± 10.38 76.03 ± 9.78 61.98 ± 11.69
Serum AP3D1 antibody levels (s-AP3D1-Ab) examined by AlphaLISA
Patient group Type of value s-AP3D1-Ab
HD Average 64,142
SD 28,679
Cutoff values 121,499
Positive No 4
Positive (%) 4.90%
Type-1 CKD Average 104,416
SD 43,875
Positive No 40
Positive (%) 27.60%
P value (vs. HD) < 0.001
Type-2 CKD Average 114,921
SD 38,248
Positive No 12
Positive (%) 37.50%
P value (vs. HD) < 0.001
Type-3 CKD Average 93,285
SD 38,419
Positive No 28
Positive (%) 22.80%
P value (vs. HD) < 0.001

The numbers shown are as described in Table 1. CKD was divided into three groups as follows: type 1, diabetic kidney disease; type 2, nephrosclerosis; and type 3, glomerulonephritis. P values of < 0.05 and positive rates of > 10% are marked in bold font. The plots for these data are shown in Fig. 4a.