Table 1 Descriptive statistics of demographics across the whole sample (N = 55).

From: Exposure to childhood maltreatment is associated with specific epigenetic patterns in sperm

 

Whole sample N = 55

Low CME N = 26

High CME N = 29

High/Low CME group difference

       

Mann Whitney U test

Continous variables

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

Mean

SD

p

Rank-Biserial

        

Correlation

Age (years)

38.764

5.910

36.828

4.699

40.583

6.593

0.054

−0.310

Body mass index (kg/m2)

26.197

4.057

25.869

3.912

26.790

4.357

0.589

−0.089

Waist circumference (cm)

92.095

11.184

92.369

11.824

91.917

11.003

0.754

0.052

EPDS score

3.505

3.317

2.303

2.436

4.750

3.391

0.005

−0.451

SCL-90 score

3.455

3.452

2.276

2.814

4.917

3.741

0.002

−0.493

Average daily alcohol consumption

0.483

0.531

0.631

0.645

0.315

0.295

0.046

0.319

TADS factor sum

13.321

14.350

1.034

1.017

28.167

6.631

<0.001

−1.000

TADS direct sum score

24.528

22.655

4.690

2.480

48.500

7.553

<0.001

−1.000

Semen sample volume (ml)

3.182

1.490

3.410

1.435

3.000

1.573

0.227

0.195

Sperm concentration 10exp6/ml

113.724

84.667

109.800

78.234

107.304

85.355

0.837

0.034

Purified sperm concentration 10exp6/ml

167.213

153.247

177.193

163.072

152.346

147.700

0.642

0.076

Categorical variables (frequencies)

 

N

N

 

N

   

Educational level

low

16

4

 

12

 

0.273

1.201a

 

mid

17

11

 

6

   
 

high

22

11

 

11

   

Relationship status

single

2

1

 

1

 

0.744

0.107a

 

married

35

15

 

20

   
 

cohabitation

15

7

 

8

   
 

separated

3

3

 

0

   
       

   0.321

0.134

Smoking

Yes

19

10

 

9

   
 

No

36

16

 

20

   
  1. aKruskall Wallis test statistic