Table 1 Characteristics of subjects by the status of islet autoimmunity (IA) and type 1 diabetes (T1D) in The Environmental Determinants of Diabetes in the Young (TEDDY) study.

From: Complement gene variants in relation to autoantibodies to beta cell specific antigens and type 1 diabetes in the TEDDY Study

 

Subjects who developed IA

Subjects who did not develop IA

Subjects who developed T1D

Subjects who did not develop T1D

Number of subjects (n)

413

5061

115

5359

Age at first IA, T1D or the most recent visit (months)

 Median

27.9

69.9

51.4

72.9

 IQR

15.4–47.8

49.7–89.5

29.2–67.5

54.7–91.1

Country n (%)

 Finland

125 (30.3)

1327 (26.2)

41 (35.7)

1411 (26.3)

 Germany

16 (3.9)

235 (4.6)

6 (5.2)

245 (4.6)

 Sweden

159 (38.5)

1746 (34.5)

39 (33.9)

1866 (34.8)

 US

113 (27.3)

1753 (34.7)

29 (25.2)

1837 (34.3)

High-risk HLA-DR-DQ genotype n (%)

 DR3/4

218 (52.8)

1986 (39.2)

65 (56.5)

2139 (39.9)

 DR4/4

78 (18.9)

1008 (19.9)

19 (16.5)

1067 (19.9)

 DR4/8

66 (16.0)

900 (17.8)

16 (13.9)

950 (17.7)

 DR3/3

51 (12.3)

1167 (23.1)

15 (13.1)

1203 (22.5)

Gender n (%)

 Female

170 (41.2)

2487 (49.1)

50 (43.5)

2607 (48.7)