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Fig 1.

Flowchart for bioinformatics search for candidate salivary miRNA markers in periodontal diseases and diabetes mellitus.

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Fig 2.

Venn diagram of bioinformatics search for candidate miRNA markers in periodontitis and diabetes mellitus.

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Table 1.

Demographic data of the studied sample.

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Fig 3.

The expression of miRNA a) miR-155, b) miR-146b, c) miR-146a and d) miR-203 in the study groups. Data shown is the standardized Ct for each miR in each participant of the study (n = 53). The horizontal line represents the mean Ct value for each group. Ct is inversely proportional to the gene expression; thus, the lower the CT value, the higher the expression level.

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Table 2.

The difference between the four study groups in standardized Ct value (ΔCt) for miRNA-155, miRNA 146b, miRNA 146a and miRNA 203.

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Fig 4.

ROC curve for selected markers when used as test to predict a diagnosis of DM among subjects with healthy gum (smaller values of the marker are predictive of a positive diagnosis).

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Table 3.

Area under ROC curve (AUC) for selected markers when used as a test to predict a diagnosis of diabetes among subjects with healthy periodontium, predict periodontitis among subjects with diabetes, predict periodontitis among subjects with no diabetes, or predict diabetes among subjects with periodontitis.

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Table 4.

Validity parameters for selected markers when used as a test to predict a diagnosis of diabetes among subjects with healthy periodontium (smaller values of the marker are predictive of a positive diagnosis).

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Table 5.

Validity parameters for selected markers when used as test to predict periodontitis among subjects with diabetes.

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Fig 5.

ROC curve for selected markers when used as test to predict periodontitis among subjects with no DM (smaller values of the marker are predictive of a positive diagnosis).

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Table 6.

Validity parameters for selected markers when used as a test to predict periodontitis among subjects with no diabetes (smaller values of the marker are predictive of a positive diagnosis).

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Table 7.

Validity parameters for selected markers when used as a test to predict a diagnosis of diabetes among subjects with periodontitis.

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Fig 6.

Mir 146a/b and Mir 155 regulatory network in diabetes mellitus and periodontitis.

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