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. 2024 Jan 4;14:1236540. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1236540

Table 3.

Statistical summary of all baseline additive and interactive STR (CNTN1-[T]N) models with polygenic scores (PGS) for suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

Model specifications Effect (Odds ratio) SE Z-score p value
Baseline additive$ 1.052 2.499 0.421 0.674
Baseline additive$ + TSH PGS 1.049 2.619 0.402 0.688
Baseline additive$ + TLNWL PGS 1.054 2.401 0.439 0.661
Baseline interactive# 1.997 0.523 3.804 1.43×10−4
Baseline interactive# + TSH PGS 1.965 0.523 3.759 1.70×10−4
Baseline interactive# + TLNWL PGS 1.960 0.523 3.745 1.81×10−4
Baseline interactive#,@ -by-TSH PGS 2.014 0.544 3.700 2.17×10−4
Baseline interactive#,@ -by-TLNWL PGS 1.97 0.529 3.728 1.93×10−4

Each “additive” model treated the STR and developmental stage as independent items in the generalized linear model while each “interactive” model considered STR-by-DevStage effects. When PGS were added to the models, their interaction was with respect to STR-by-DevStage. TSH, “thoughts of self-harm”; TLNWL, “thought life was not worth living.” $Baseline additive model: SUI009 ~ STR + DevStage + covariates. #Baseline interactive model: SUI009 ~ STR*DevStage + covariates. @Reported effect estimate corresponds to TR-by-DevStage in the presence of PGS as a third interacting variable; in other words, we report STR-by-DevStage, not STR-by-DevStage-by-PGS in this table. All GLM results are shown in Supplementary Table S5.