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. 2023 Mar 16;24(6):5706. doi: 10.3390/ijms24065706

Table 5.

Significant associations of the individual rs6573604, rs11621121, rs10483776, and rs4073416 polymorphisms (genetic and allelic model) as well as the rs11621121–rs10483776 haplotypes with the plasma N-glycan levels in the PTSD patients.

Glycan
Peak
Model rs6573604 rs11621121 rs10483776 rs4073416 Haplo-Type
H/U * p H/U * p H/U * p H/U * p
GP16 (FA2G2S1) Genetic 0.18 0.991 11.51 0.039 15.50 0.017 6.85 0.322 H = 21.10; p = 0.029
Allelic 23364.5 0.908 35666.5 0.020 24838.5 0.169 37340.5 0.176
GP20 (A2G2S2) Genetic 2.82 0.683 7.82 0.156 6.19 0.160 3.92 0.687 H = 20.13; p = 0.109
Allelic 22042.5 0.794 36544.5 0.039 26016.5 0.255 38474.5 0.341
GP22 (FA2G2S2) Genetic 0.05 1.000 19.34 0.002 12.92 0.026 11.30 0.156 H = 29.04; p = 0.002
Allelic 23552.5 0.936 33526.5 0.001 23454.5 0.039 36856.5 0.351
GP23 (FA2BG2S2) Genetic 0.94 0.938 12.78 0.039 9.19 0.065 7.69 0.273 H = 21.73; p = 0.026
Allelic 23606.5 0.865 35466.5 0.013 26536.5 0.351 37268.5 0.208
GP31 (FA3G3S3) Genetic 2.34 0.674 6.57 0.160 13.75 0.020 7.99 0.351 H = 20.77; p = 0.020
Allelic 22074.5 0.754 37016.5 0.045 23276.5 0.020 37588.5 0.195

* Data analyzed using the Kruskal–Wallis ANOVA of ranks for the genetic model and represented with the H value, or the Mann–Whitney U test for the allelic model and represented with the U value. Significant p-values (corrected using the Benjamini–Hochberg procedure) are denoted in bold.