A recent European study [ 33] displayed a prevalence for Major Depression in Portugal of 17.8% for women and 6.5% for men.
This procedure yielded the quantification of about 6,500 proteins, displaying a prevalence of sarcomeric elements among the most abundant proteins and a specific enrichment in mitochondrial annotations (Supplementary Fig S2A and B).
First of all, we documented the presence of a gender difference, in that the health status of women proved to be poorer and displayed a higher prevalence of medical conditions than that of men, even after adjustment.
Individuals with the highest African ancestry displayed a higher prevalence of IgH translocations, t(11 14), t(14 16), t(14 20), lower prevalence of 13q deletion/monosomy 13 and a trend towards a lower prevalence of trisomy (with or without IgH translocation) compared to individuals with the least African ancestry.
The Framingham population between the ages of 40 and 60 years (Singh et al, 1999) displayed a 1% prevalence of moderate or severe mitral regurgitation in both men and women, and a 0.4 and 0.1% prevalence of moderate or severe aortic regurgitation in men and women, respectively.
The available training data displayed a strong prevalence of inactive proteins: considering the median over replicates, the resulting panel of 416 = 16 × 26 rat phosphorylation levels in dataset A contained 61 (14.7%) values above threshold and 48 (11.5%) in dataset B. The available human data in set A contained 35 (8.4%) positive samples.
FM patients displayed a higher prevalence of comorbidities than the reference population, had six more yearly medical visits, and showed a higher average of work days missed.
It is noteworthy that all the ethnic groups we studied displayed a high prevalence of the high-risk foot, based on the IWGDF risk categorization.
Women with prediabetes displayed a higher prevalence of hypertriglyceridemia than women without glucose metabolism disorders.> -wrap-foot> Dare are showed in percentages.
