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. 2021 Nov 22;12:747268. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2021.747268

Table 3B.

Relationships between SCL90 scores and cellular stress sensing and bioenergetics measures in FXTAS sample.

Relative AMPK activity TORC1 activity Mitochondrial mass
N Coef se p N Coef se p N Coef se p
SCL90 depression T score 12 1.27 3.60 0.725 10 −9.48 28.3 0.738 5 −15.0 47.3 0.751
SCl90 anxiety T score 12 1.26 3.85 0.743 10 6.30 37.1 0.865 5 −17.9 14.9 0.229
SCL90 GSI T score 12 0.88 2.09 0.675 10 2.18 13.3 0.870 5 −23.7 59.3 0.690
ROS Basal respiration rate+ ATP Synthesis+
SCL90 depression T score 5 −18.6 20.0 0.352 11 6.81 1.66 <0.001* 11 4.47 3.46 0.197
SCL90 anxiety T score 5 −41.8 11.6 <0.001* 11 4.41 0.67 <0.001* 11 5.44 0.84 <0.001*
SCL90 GSI T score 5 −21.8 14.6 0.134 11 4.62 0.99 <0.001* 11 3.26 2.92 0.264
Non-mitochondrial ATP OCR+ Proton Leak OCR+ ATP steady state level
SCL90 depression T score 11 28.7 5.03 <0.001* 11 20.4 13.2 0.121 12 3.68 5.15 0.475
SCL90 anxiety T score 11 11.0 3.09 < 0.001* 11 17.7 9.58 0.065 12 1.56 4.28 0.715
SCL90 GSI T score 11 15.6 1.81 <0.001* 11 16.8 9.15 0.066 12 1.79 3.09 0.563

N = sample size; p = p-value; +Estimated regression coefficient (Coef) and standard error (se) were multiple by 100. *p-value remained <0.05 after adjustment for multiple testing using Bonferroni correction. Bold figures indicate significant relationships prior to adjustment for multiple testing. SCL90 scale scores (not adjusted for age or gender) are the outcome, and cellular measures are predictors in robust regression analysis.