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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Hyg Environ Health. 2023 Mar 28;250:114162. doi: 10.1016/j.ijheh.2023.114162

Table 1:

Maternal and child characteristics and specific gravity-corrected urinary OPE metabolite concentrations (n = 219), the HOME Study (2003–2006).

Maternal Characteristic N %

Race
 Non-Hispanic White 134 61.2
 Other race 85 38.8
Education
 High school or less 55 25.1
 Any college or trade school 125 57.1
 Graduate school 39 17.8
Age at delivery [median, IQR] 29.3 24.9, 33.2

 Child Characteristic N %

Sex
 Male 96 43.8
 Female 123 56.2
Ever breastfed
 Yes 177 80.8
 No 42 19.2

OPE Metabolite Concentrations (pg/L)* Median IQR

BCEP
 16 weeks 0.60 0.34, 1.07
 26 weeks 0.50 0.23, 1.09
 Delivery 0.53 0.28, 1.10
 1 year 1.13 0.47, 2.73
 2 years 0.95 0.49, 2.54
 3 years 1.21 0.50, 3.04
 5 years 0.80 0.39, 1.87
BDCIPP
 16 weeks 0.81 0.49, 1.49
 26 weeks 0.61 0.29, 1.13
 Delivery 0.64 0.62, 1.32
 1 year 1.60 0.79, 3.40
 2 years 2.04 1.03, 4.30
 3 years 3.65 1.50, 7.12
 5 years 3.36 1.59, 8.15
DPHP
 16 weeks 1.63 0.94, 3.13
 26 weeks 1.32 0.79, 2.33
 Delivery 1.68 0.93, 3.35
 1 year 2.28 1.59, 4.00
 2 years 2.70 1.65, 4.57
 3 years 2.68 1.70, 4.81
 5 years 2.69 1.60, 6.42

Abbreviations: HOME Study, Health Outcomes and Measures of the Environment Study; IQR, interquartile range; OPE, organophosphate ester; BCEP, bis-2-chloroethyl phosphate; BDCIPP, bis(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) phosphate; DPHP, diphenyl phosphate.

*

The limit of detection for all OPE metabolites was 0.1 μg/L.