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Consistently with existing literature indicating a preference for a monotone diet in elders, the evaluation of the variety of diet in our study showed a trend in the whole sample of subjects in training on a poor quality diet, just based on few repetitive foods.
Anorexia and eating patterns in the elderly.
PLoS One · 2013 · PMC3642105
The number of outliers showed a trend to be higher when the CD4 T cell count was expressed in absolute count (16/258 = 6.2%) than when it was given in percentage (10/258 = 3.9%), although the difference was not statistically significant (P = 0.22 by Student t test).
Three findings from our data support this hypothesis: 1) DRB1*15 is associated with OCB+; 2) the combination of non-HLA markers associated with MS susceptibility also showed a trend for association with the presence of OCB as suggested by our wGRS, although most of its predictive power comes from DRB1*15; 3) after meta-analysis of the Italian best associated markers with two independent data-sets, we found a non-HLA SNP on chromosome 6 that almost reached GWAS significance.