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Table 4 Shows the Pearson’s correlation coefficient and respective p values for the correlation between age and fecal SCFA concentrations

From: Short-chain fatty acids and intestinal inflammation in multiple sclerosis: modulation of female susceptibility by microbial products?

 

Patients (n = 41)

Controls (n = 35)

All subjects (n = 76)

Pearson’s correlation coefficient

p

Pearson’s correlation coefficient

p

Pearson’s correlation coefficient

p

Acetate

− 0.128

0.435

− 0.522

0.001

− 0.335

0.003

Propionate

− 0.026

0.874

− 0.483

0.003

− 0.268

0.019

Butyrate

− 0.297

0.297

− 0.480

0.003

− 0.335

0.003

IsoButyrate

− 0.043

0.791

− 0.452

0.006

− 0.279

0.015

Valerate

− 0.088

0.584

− 0.444

0.006

− 0.316

0.005

Isovalerate

− 0.01

0.952

− 0.434

0.009

− 0.275

0.016