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Table 1.

Characteristics of participants in the MSA, PD and Control groups.

Data for continuous variables are expressed as mean ±standard deviation or median (maximum-minimum).

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Table 2.

Concentrations of serum CoQ10 and T-cho in patients with MSA.

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Fig 1.

(A) Scatter plot for total CoQ10 level in serum in the MSA group (n = 18), PD group (n = 20), and control group (n = 18). Mean levels of total CoQ10 were lowest in the MSA group (593.2 nmol/l) and highest in the Control group (985.3 nmol/l), although no significant difference was seen between groups. (B) Scatter plot for total CoQ10/T-Cho ratio in serum in the three groups. A significant difference was seen between groups. Post-hoc analysis showed that mean level was significantly lower in the MSA group (3.04) than in the Control group (5.92). (C) The scatter plot for total CoQ10/T-Cho ratio in serum in the three groups after excluding an outlier from the Control group.

Similar statistical results to those shown in Graph B were also found. Bars indicate mean values. One participant in the Control group showed an extremely high total CoQ10/T-Cho ratio (Graph B). Graph C therefore shows participants after excluding this outlier. P values over the columns were obtained using the Kruskal-Wallis test. When the Kruskal-Wallis test yielded significant findings, post-hoc analysis was conducted; the results of which are shown on the right side of the graph.

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Table 3.

Concentrations of serum CoQ10 and T-cho in patients with PD.

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Table 4.

Concentrations of serum CoQ10 and T-cho in the Control group.

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