Table 4 Associations between methylation levels of BIN1 promoter and CSF biomarkers after adjusting SNPs.

From: Association between methylation of BIN1 promoter in peripheral blood and preclinical Alzheimer’s disease

Variable

Total

CN

SCD

β

p

β

p

β

p

BIN1

CSF Aβ42

28.9148

0.0001

15.3313

0.1312

45.5261

<0.0001

CSF p-tau

−13.2467

0.0708

1.9133

0.8457

−29.2024

0.0103

CSF t-tau

−11.5700

0.1090

4.4243

0.6501

−27.7005

0.0143

CSF p-tau/Aβ42

−36.2108

<0.0001

−15.9422

0.1145

−59.0300

<0.0001

CSF t-tau/Aβ42

−34.9525

<0.0001

−11.6603

0.2461

−58.1587

<0.0001

BIN1_01

CSF Aβ42

3.2062

0.0001

1.7765

0.1099

4.9218

0.0001

CSF p-tau

−1.5151

0.0600

0.2198

0.8382

−3.4143

0.0062

CSF t-tau

−1.2881

0.1050

0.5215

0.6250

−3.1605

0.0107

CSF p-tau/Aβ42

−4.0228

<0.0001

−1.8270

0.0983

−6.5380

<0.0001

CSF t-tau/Aβ42

−3.8733

<0.0001

−1.3162

0.2314

−6.4468

<0.0001

  1. Bold indicated that the results were statistically significant.
  2. Multiple linear regression models were used to test the associations between methylation levels of BIN1 promoter and CSF biomarkers, adjusting for age, gender, education, APOE ɛ4 status and two SNPs (rs58402148; rs17014923).
  3. CN cognitively normal participants, SCD participants with subjective cognitive decline, CSF cerebrospinal fluid, amyloid-β, p-tau phosphorylated tau protein, t-tau total tau protein, BIN1 bridging integrator 1 gene promoter, BIN1_01 01 region of bridging integrator 1 gene promoter.