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“a decreasing trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Both excess weight and depressive symptoms are more prevalent in people with higher socioeconomic income, found in the 4th quartile, while high blood pressure and diabetes are more prevalent among individuals of lower socioeconomic levels, with the highest being those in the 1st quartile. When observing the relationship between the four factors being studied and academic level reported by the surveyed Mexican population, a decreasing trend becomes evident for three of the factors (i.e. diabetes, high blood pressure and depressive symptoms), Fig. 4 , from lower to higher level of studies.
By using Western blotting to verify the above‐mentioned nine target proteins (PHB, RAP1A, ITPR1, UQCRH, CD63, ADAM10, GP1BA, ITPR2, and FINC), we observed a decreasing trend of the levels of PHB, CD63, GP1BA, and FINC in MCI or/and AD, which was consistent with the proteomic results, but no significant decrease for the other five molecules (Figure S1 ).