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Correlations Between Biomarkers and Clinical Parameters in MS Patients

Explore relationships between phosphorylated Nf, NAA, and lesion loads with clinical and radiological parameters in MS. Significant correlations highlighted with Spearman’s coefficients and p-values.

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Correlations Between Biomarkers and Clinical Parameters in MS Patients

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  1. Fig. e1 Correlations between biomarkers and clinical and radiological parameters in MS patients. Panel a, correlation between phosphorylated Nf heavy and MSSS score; panel b, correlation between NAA and T2 lesion load (T2LL); panel c, correlation between NAA and T1 lesion load (T1LL); panel d, correlation between phosphorylated Nf heavy and MSSS annual decline, calculated by dividing the difference in MSSS score by the follow-up duration. An outlier in figure e1d has been marked with an open triangle. The Spearman’s correlation coefficients and p-values are indicated on top of each graph.

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