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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2006 Apr 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2005 Nov 28;117(1):119–126. doi: 10.1016/j.jaci.2005.09.026

TABLE IV.

Relation between number of positive skin tests and arginase genotypes

SNP # copies of minor allele # of cases # positive skin tests (mean) OR* (95% CI) P value for linkage and association
ARG1
 s1 0 109 4.96 1.00
1 194 5.77 1.34(1.05–1.71)
2 97 6.72 1.80(1.10–2.92) 0.017
 s2 0 110 4.96 1.00
1 194 5.77 1.35(1.05–1.72)
2 96 6.75 1.81(1.11–2.95) 0.016
 s3 0 121 6.47 1.00
1 194 5.72 0.75(0.59–0.95)
2 85 4.95 0.56(0.34–0.91) 0.018
 s4 0 151 5.32 1.00
1 203 5.91 1.42(1.09–1.85)
2 46 6.76 2.02(1.20–3.41) 0.007
ARG2
 s1 0 153 6.10 1.00
1 166 5.42 0.89(0.69–1.14)
2 73 5.86 0.78(0.47–1.29) 0.343
 s2 0 167 6.07 1.00
1 156 5.46 0.86(0.67–1.11)
2 69 5.72 0.75(0.45–1.23) 0.245
 s3 0 171 5.63 1.00
1 176 6.16 0.94(0.74–1.20)
2 45 4.73 0.88(0.54–1.43) 0.612
 s4 0 277 5.51 1.00
1 111 6.48 1.48(1.04–2.10)
2 4 4.00 2.18(1.08–4.41) 0.027

CI, confidence interval

*

The odds ratio (OR) is interpreted as the change in odds of inheriting one or two copies of the variant allele per 5 unit change in the number of positive skin tests.

P values and odds ratios are based on the additive genetic model