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Table 1 Comparison of general characteristics and serum lipids between AD patients and controls

From: Association studies of several cholesterol-related genes (ABCA1, CETP and LIPC) with serum lipids and risk of Alzheimer’s disease

Variable

Cases

Controls

t-value or χ2

P

N

104

104

  

Age(years)

77.8±6.74

76.5±6.14

−1.495

0.137

Male/female

57/47

56/48

0.019

0.889

Systolic blood pressure(mmHg)

138.1±19.5

134.7±19.5

−1.239

0.217

Diastolic blood pressure(mmHg)

79.6±9.56

76.6±9.65

−2.256

0.025

Cigarette smoking[n(%)]

27(26.0)

40(38.8)

3.918

0.048

Alcohol consumption[n(%)]

8(7.7)

6(5.8)

0.286

0.593

History of hypertension[n(%)]

58(56.3)

64(64.6)

1.466

0.226

History of hyperlipidemia[n(%)]

44(42.3)

27(26.0)

6.180

0.013

History of diabetes[n(%)]

26(25.0)

15(15.2)

3.052

0.081

History of CHD[n(%)]

46(44.7)

41(41.4)

0.217

0.641

Education(proportion of high school and above level)

17(16.3)

36(34.6)

9.140

0.003

TG(mmol/L)

1.36±0.62

1.32±0.71

−0.909

0.364

TC(mmol/L)

4.48±0.89

4.10±1.04

−2.826

0.005

HDL-C(mmol/L)

1.33±0.31

1.44±0.31

2.450

0.015

LDL-C(mmol/L)

2.46±0.66

2.40±0.82

−0.848

0.397

ApoA-I(g/L)

1.17±0.28

1.21±0.22

1.162

0.247

ApoB(g/L)

0.79±0.22

0.80±0.22

0.089

0.929

  1. TC, Total cholesterol; TG, Triglycerides; HDL-C, highdensity lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL-C, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; Apo, Apolipoproteins.