Research Article

Genetic Impact on Clinical Features in Parkinson’s Disease: A Study on SNCA-rs11931074

Table 1

Demographic data and clinical characteristics of carrier and noncarrier group of SNCA-rs11931074 in PD patients.

CarriersNoncarriersSC/OR (95% CI)
X ± S/N (F)X ± S/N (F)

Age of enrollment61162.52 ± 12.8811364.80 ± 12.11NANA
Age of onset61157.91 ± 13.4411360.02 ± 12.35NANA
Disease course6114.61 ± 4.421134.78 ± 3.970.7000.446 (−1.046 to 0.703)
Gender, male611352 (57.6%)11364 (56.6%)NANA
UPDRS I5221.76 ± 1.95912.03 ± 2.040.226−0.049
UPDRS II52212.41 ± 7.139114.26 ± 6.900.035−0.083
UPDRS III55327.42 ± 15.779734.18 ± 16.53≤0.001−0.140
H-Y4522.26 ± 0.95802.38 ± 0.890.487−0.030
LEDD469546.78 ± 300.4483594.09 ± 115.410.164−0.060
CCI6110.10 ± 0.371130.21 ± 0.470.009−0.097
Cognitive impairment24763 (25.5%)3912 (30.8%)0.6180.824 (0.386–1.761)
WO40351 (12.7%)717 (9.9%)0.5021.331 (0.578–3.068)

UPDRS I, II, and III: Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale parts I, II, and III; H-Y: Hoehn and Yahr Scale; LEDD: levodopa equivalent daily dose; CCI: Charlson Comorbidity Index score; WO: wearing-off phenomenon evaluated by the 9-item wearing-off questionnaire (WOQ-9); N: the total number of carriers and noncarriers of SNCA-rs11931074 in PD patients; SC: standardized coefficient; OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; NA: not available. #Standard error (95% CI). Cognitive impairment was assessed by Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE). Numerical variable was presented as mean and standard deviation (X ± S); categorical variable was presented as the number of carriers or noncarriers and its relevant frequency separately [N (F)]. value <0.05 was considered statistically significant and is shown in bold.