Table 1

Odds of ASE activity < 50 U/L under different ASE preparations at different Ab levels against E coli ASE. Results were generated applying a generalized linear model that was fitted by generalized estimating equations (GEE)

ASE preparationAb level*OR (activity < 50 U/L)Confidence limitsP
Native E coli ASE b+ vs Ab− 11.03 2.26-53.76 .0030 
 Ab++ vs Ab− 61.73 16.98-227.27 < .0001 
 Ab+++ vs Ab− 256.41 26.11-2500 < .0001 
Pegylated E coli ASE Ab+ vs Ab− 6.36 2.00-20.16 .6511 
 Ab++ vs Ab− 72.99 23.31-227.27 .0017 
 Ab+++ vs Ab−   < .0001 
Erwinia ASE Ab+ vs Ab−   .2797 
 Ab++ vs Ab−   .2209 
 Ab+++ vs Ab−   .2123 
ASE preparationAb level*OR (activity < 50 U/L)Confidence limitsP
Native E coli ASE b+ vs Ab− 11.03 2.26-53.76 .0030 
 Ab++ vs Ab− 61.73 16.98-227.27 < .0001 
 Ab+++ vs Ab− 256.41 26.11-2500 < .0001 
Pegylated E coli ASE Ab+ vs Ab− 6.36 2.00-20.16 .6511 
 Ab++ vs Ab− 72.99 23.31-227.27 .0017 
 Ab+++ vs Ab−   < .0001 
Erwinia ASE Ab+ vs Ab−   .2797 
 Ab++ vs Ab−   .2209 
 Ab+++ vs Ab−   .2123 

Results were generated applying a generalized linear model that was fitted by generalized estimating equations.

ASE indicates antileukemic enzyme asparaginase; and OR, odds ratio.

*

Ab−: < 6.25 AU/mL; Ab+: 6.25-20 AU/mL; Ab++: 20-200 AU/mL; Ab+++: > 200 U/mL.

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