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Table S1 Subject characteristics

From: Systems biology-based analysis implicates a novel role for vitamin D metabolism in the pathogenesis of age-related macular degeneration

Population

Mean age

Range

Standard deviation

% Male

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Extremely Discordant Sibling Pair Discovery Cohort (n= 270 individuals from 135 families)

Neovascular subjects (n = 135)

71.7

49.0-85.5

8.0

47%

Control subjects (n = 135)

76.0

50.3-93.9

7.6

39%

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Cohort Extended Sibling Pair Cohort ( n = 657 individuals from 284 families)

Population

Mean age

Range

Standard deviation

% Male

Neovascular subjects (n = 353)

73.9

49.0-94.0

7.8

41%

Dry subjects (n = 106)

77.6

58.2-100.6

7.2

35%

Control subjects (n = 198)

75.4

50.3-94.3

8.3

44%

Central Greece cohort ( n = 344 individuals)

Population

Mean age

Range

Standard deviation

% Male

Neovascular subjects (n = 139)

76.23

49.0-94.0

7.5

45%

Dry subjects (n = 84)

74.52

52.0-91.0

7.8

44%

Control subjects (n = 121)

73.53

48.0-88.0

7.3

51%

Prospective-based cohort derived from the Nurses' Health Study/Health Professionals Study ( n = 1,527 individuals)

Population

Mean age

Range

Standard deviation

% Male

Neovascular subjects (n = 164)

61.1

42.7-74.0

6.0

46%

Dry subjects (n = 293)

59.5

41.3-74.0

5.7

18%

Control subjects (n = 1070)

60.2

41.3-74.0

5.9

36%