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. 2023 Nov 27;23:1149. doi: 10.1186/s12885-023-11651-2

Table 3.

Associatioin between inferred haplotypes of the PIWIL1 genes and EOC risk

Haplotypes Cases (n = 394) Controls (n = 698) Crude OR (95% CI) Pa Adjusted OR (95% CI) Pb
No.% No.%
GCG 167 (42.39) 260 (37.25) 1.000 1.000
GCC 46 (11.68) 90 (12.89) 0.796 (0.531–1.193) 0.269 0.809 (0.537–1.218) 0.309
GTG 111 (28.17) 246 (35.24) 0.702 (0.522–0.945) 0.020 0.688 (0.509–0.926) 0.014
GTC 21 (5.33) 33 (4.73) 0.991 (0.554–1.771) 0.980 1.010 (0.561–1.817) 0.974
ACC 21 (5.33) 28 (4.01) 1.168 (0.642–2.124) 0.612 1.123 (0.613–2.058) 0.707
ATC 1 (0.25) 0 - 0.979 - 0.979
ATG 1 (0.25) 1 (0.14) 1.557 (0.097–25.061) 0.755 1.048 (0.065–16.953) 0.973
ACG 26 (6.60) 40 (5.73) 1.012 (0.595–1.720) 0.965 1.012 (0.592–1.731) 0.966

aThe haplotypes order was rs1061027,rs10848087, rs35997018, rs10773771, rs7957349, rs1106042

bObtained in logistic regression models with adjustment for age and gender