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Cognitive Performance as a Function of MAPT Haplotype: A Prospective Longitudinal Study of an Essential Tremor Cohort Cover

Cognitive Performance as a Function of MAPT Haplotype: A Prospective Longitudinal Study of an Essential Tremor Cohort

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|May 2023

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Table 1

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics as a Function of MAPT Haplotype.

MAPT HAPLOTYPEa
H1/H1NON-H1/H1p
N5742
Baseline age (years)77.9 ± 7.676.6 ± 9.90.43b
Sex (female)32 (56.1)28 (66.7)0.29c
Race (Caucasian)57 (100.0)42 (100.0)
Education (years)16.4 ± 2.415.1 ± 2.40.02 b
Age of tremor onset (years)39.1 ± 20.935.8 ± 22.00.46d
Tremor duratione (years)38.5 ± 21.740.5 ± 21.30.66b
Cognitive diagnosisf
      Normal cognition45 (80.4)32 (76.2)0.87c
      MCI4 (7.1)4 (9.5)
      Dementia7 (12.5)6 (14.3)
Age at conversion to MCI (years)83.1 ± 5.682.3 ± 11.50.84b
Age at conversion to dementia (years)89.1 ± 7.888.5 ± 6.50.88b
Time elapsed from tremor onset to conversion to MCI (years)g40.2 ± 24.346.8 ± 20.50.51b
Time elapsed from tremor onset to conversion to dementia (years)h48.5 ± 26.051.2 ± 22.90.86b

[i] Note: Sample N = 99. MCI = mild cognitive impairment. Degrees of freedom for specific measures may vary slightly due to missing data. Values indicate means ± standard deviation or N (percentages).

a H1/H1 haplotype n = 57; non-H1/H1 haplotype n = 42.

b Student’s t-test.

c Chi square test.

d Mann-Whitney test.

e Baseline age minus tremor onset age.

f Diagnostic classification at final evaluation.

g Age at conversion to MCI minus age of tremor onset.

h Age at conversion to dementia minus age of tremor onset.

Table 2

Cognitive Performance as a Function of MAPT Haplotype and Time: Repeated Measures Analyses of Covariance.

DEPENDENTMAPTEVALUATION (TIME) MEANMAPTbTIMEcINTERACTIONd
VARIABLEHAPLOTYPEa1234FpFpFp
AttentionH1/H1–0.17–0.06–0.22–0.390.550.465.180.0020.330.80
Non-H1/H1–0.26–0.18–0.25–0.36
Total sample–0.21–0.11–0.23–0.38
Executive FunctionH1/H1–0.12–0.09–0.17–0.310.090.761.710.162.530.06
Non-H1/H1–0.25–0.18–0.18–0.20
Total sample–0.17–0.13–0.18–0.26
LanguageH1/H1–0.160.080.03–0.152.410.122.270.080.130.94
Non-H1/H1–0.34–0.12–0.04–0.33
Total sample–0.24–0.01–0.01–0.23
MemoryH1/H1–0.11–0.140.10–0.131.050.312.680.051.480.23
Non-H1/H1–0.22–0.23–0.14–0.09
Total sample–0.16–0.180.01–0.11
VisuospatialH1/H1–0.100.04–0.18–0.280.380.544.410.0050.830.48
Non-H1/H1–0.16–0.01–0.13–0.16
Total sample–0.120.02–0.16–0.23
MOCAH1/H125.024.623.422.60.050.8312.460.0010.210.89
Non-H1/H124.924.723.923.0
Total sample25.024.623.622.8

[i] Note: Sample N = 99. Individual analysis degrees of freedom vary slightly due to missing data. Analyses control for age at baseline and years of education. Bolded p values are significant at p ≤ 0.05. MOCA = Montreal Cognitive Assessment.

a H1/H1 haplotype n = 57; Non-H1/H1 haplotype n = 42.

b F-ratio, p for main effect of MAPT haplotype, collapsing across time (evaluation).

c F-ratio, p for main effect of time (evaluation), collapsing across haplotype.

d F-ratio, p for interaction of MAPT haplotype and time.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/tohm.768 | Journal eISSN: 2160-8288
Language: English
Submitted on: Mar 13, 2023
Accepted on: Apr 20, 2023
Published on: May 19, 2023
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

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