Table 1.
VMAP Cohort Demographics
Characteristic | Clinical Diagnosis | Total (N=155) |
P-value | |
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Normal Cognition (N=83) |
Mild Cognitive Impairment (N=72) |
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Male, no. (%) | 58 (70) | 46 (63) | 104 (67) | 0.535 |
Age (baseline) | 72±6.50 | 72±6.18 | 72±6.33 | 0.458 |
Education | 17±2.41 | 15±2.94 | 16±2.80 | 0.001 |
APOE-ε4 carriers, no. (%) | 24 (29) | 27 (38) | 51 (33) | 0.334 |
sTREM2 CSF pg/mL | 3530±1867.29 | 3817±1759.49 | 3667±1812.50 | 0.327 |
p-tau181 CSF pg/mL (% p-tau positive) † | 56±21.92(17) | 67±28.59(26) | 61±25.70(21) | 0.212 |
Aβ1-42 CSF pg/mL (% Aβ positive) †† | 760±229.54 (20) | 662±254.02 (40) | 714±245.40 (30) | 0.012 |
Values are presented as mean±standard deviation, unless otherwise indicated. A student’s t-test or a Pearson’s chi-squared test was used to compare continuous or categorical variables, respectively, between cognitive diagnoses. Bold represents statistical significance set to a priori threshold P<0.05. 6 participants are Black/African American; 2 American Indian/Alaska Native; 2 Asian.
p-tau positive ≥ 80pg/mL
Aβ positive ≤ 530pg/mL.