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. 2022 Aug 11;14(8):1754. doi: 10.3390/v14081754

Table 3.

The percentage of minks with clinical signs on the seven extensively sampled farms, with for each of the variables with a significant association with clinical signs, i.e., coat color, sex/age, and a positive ELISA test result, the odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence interval (95% CI) based on the univariable logistic regression models.

Independent Variable Categories N 1 Clinical Signs (%) 2 OR 3 95%CI 3
Coat color 4 Dark: wild, brown, MAH 750 11.9 Ref 3
Light: SBL and SCR 466 4.07 0.35 0.29–0.60 *
Other: Jag, pearl, black, other 187 2.19 0.41 0.10–1.42
Sex/age 5 Juvenile males 388 11.08 Ref 3
Juvenile females 521 4.99 0.33 0.19–0.60 *
Adult females 494 8.70 1.10 0.50–1.29
Sex/age 5 Juvenile females 521 4.99 Ref 3
Juvenile males 388 11.08 3.02 1.78–5.25 *
Adult females 494 8.70 2.64 1.44–4.19 *
ELISA Negative 1348 7.03 Ref 3
Positive 55 23.64 2.64 1.24–5.38 *

1 Total number of mink for the given variables; 2 Percentage of mink with clinical signs; 3 Final univariable mixed effect logistic regression model estimates for the adjusted odds ratio (OR) and lower and upper values for the 95% confidence interval (CI) around the OR for the likelihood of presence of clinical signs for the given variables. 3 Ref is the category used as reference. 4 Dark coat color = wild, brown or mahogany (MAH), light = silver blue (SBL) and silver cross (SCR), other coat colors = jaguar (Jag), pearl, black, others). 5 Juveniles are <1 year, adults >1 year of age; * Significant associations based on the 95% CI are indicated with an asterisk.