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Table 4 Assessment by principal component analyses of the association between eight plasma proteins and clinical malaria condition

From: Plasma levels of eight different mediators and their potential as biomarkers of various clinical malaria conditions in African children

 

Factor 1

Factor 2

Eigenvalues

Proportion (%)

Cumulative  %

A

 Fractalkine

0.85545

−0.11784

3.3656

42.070

42.070

 MIG

0.73788

0.39620

1.1835

14.793

56.863

 Neopterin

0.70432

−0.43758

1.0940

13.676

70.539

 CD14

0.62246

−0.25274

0.7673

9.592

80.130

 sTREM-1

0.56695

0.61686

0.6733

8.417

88.547

 CD163

0.53826

0.23644

0.4064

5.080

93.627

 suPAR

0.10568

0.46070

0.3428

4.286

97.913

 PTX3

−0.76387

0.32950

0.1670

2.087

100.000

B

 suPAR

0.88028

0.03387

2.5280

31.600

31.600

 PTX3

0.76330

−0.15305

1.2911

16.139

47.738

 sTREM-1

0.74615

−0.13346

1.1018

13.773

61.511

 sCD14

0.34031

−0.46342

0.8155

10.193

71.705

 sCD163

0.32028

0.63252

0.7944

9.930

81.635

 MIG

0.06559

0.44941

0.6824

8.529

90.165

 Neopterin

−0.43095

0.33440

0.4736

5.920

96.085

 Fractalkine

−0.45310

−0.56576

0.3132

3.915

100.000

C

 Neopterin

0.93285

−0.17805

3.1726

39.658

39.658

 sTREM-1

0.76040

0.18134

1.2971

16.214

55.871

 suPAR

0.57427

0.57156

0.9591

11.988

67.860

 MIG/CXCL9

0.48202

0.36299

0.8547

10.684

78.544

 PTX3

−0.14160

0.69833

0.7624

9.530

88.074

 sCD163

−0.29783

0.47885

0.5191

6.489

94.563

 sCD14

−0.47978

0.17089

0.3726

4.658

99.221

 Fractalkine

−0.90726

0.16699

0.0623

0.779

100.000

  1. The main associations found between biomarkers and clinical outcomes using rescaled variables for PCA analyses are indicated and sorted out for each clinical malaria condition
  2. The combination of Fractalkine, MIG/CXCL9 and neopterin was the best predictor of AM condition (A). The combination of suPAR, PTX3 and sTREM-1 was the best indicator of the UM condition (B) whereas that of neopterin, suPAR and Fractalkine was strongly predictive of SM–CM conditions (C)
  3. In each Table, two columns (Factor 1 and 2) indicate the correlation coefficients determined between each vector and the main component. Eight values are associated with vectors and the proportion (%) reflects how much of the variance is explained by each vector. The last column indicates the cumulative percentage of the variance explained by the different vectors sorted out by decreasing order of the corresponding eigenvalues