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. 2008 Nov;57(11):3112–3121. doi: 10.2337/db08-0516

TABLE 2.

Triglyceride concentrations according to genotype at GCKR rs780094* in 12 studies comprising 46,549 individuals

Country Study CC (mg/dl) CT (mg/dl) TT (mg/dl) Minor allele frequency Z score P value
Finland and Sweden DGI* 136 ± 89 (1,142) 144 ± 103 (1,194) 164 ± 114 (300) 0.34 −5.76 3.7 × 10−8
Sweden MDC-CC* 117 ± 70 (2,207) 123 ± 71 (2,457) 128 ± 74 (639) 0.35 −5.45 1.7 × 10−7
Sweden MPP 107 ± 70 (4,059) 113 ± 77 (4,616) 117 ± 72 (1,425) 0.37 −6.17 1.3 × 10−9
Sweden NORDIL 151 ± 78 (2,223) 157 ± 79 (2,220) 172 ± 87 (572) 0.34 −6.14 7.4 × 10−9
Sweden Skania Diabetes 2000 Registry 205 ± 148 (1,076) 224 ± 97 (1,069) 253 ± 104 (259) 0.33 −4.87 1.8 × 10−6
Finland Botnia-PPP 106 ± 58 (1,273) 115 ± 69 (1,429) 125 ± 69 (409) 0.36 −5.62 4.8 × 10−8
Finland FINRISK 128 ± 86 (3,009) 130 ± 89 (3,398) 142 ± 105 (931) 0.36 −5.00 8.0 × 10−7
Spain Valencia 108 ± 66 (446) 112 ± 64 (792) 118 ± 71 (370) 0.48 −2.26 0.02
U.S. Dallas Heart Study blacks 103 ± 90 (1,163) 108 ± 78 (444) 110 ± 59 (44) 0.16 −2.53 0.01
U.S. Dallas Heart Study Hispanics 149 ± 138 (244) 151 ± 124 (263) 161 ± 155 (58) 0.34 −0.56 0.29
U.S. Dallas Heart Study whites 131 ± 115 (342) 135 ± 97 (455) 164 ± 124 (145) 0.40 −4.04 4.4 × 10−5
U.S. GOLDN 109 ± 75 (378) 143 ± 90 (538) 133 ± 87 (146) 0.39 −2.24 0.03
U.S. BPRHS 153 ± 104 (423) 165 ± 92 (330) 174 ± 118 (84) 0.30 −2.96 0.003
Singapore Singapore NHS-98 Chinese 112 ± 64 (842) 120 ± 71 (1233) 131 ± 82 (616) 0.46 −5.41 3.0 × 10−5
Singapore Singapore NHS-98 Malays 132 ± 75 (268) 150 ± 91 (332) 153 ± 97 (134) 0.41 0.02
Singapore Singapore NHS-98 Asian Indians 140 ± 79 (332) 151 ± 89 (188) 163 ± 109 (28) 0.22 0.08
Total n = 46,549 19,427 20,958 6,164 Meta-analysis P value 3 × 10−56

Data means ± SD (n) (continuous raw measures). Association analyses were conducted with an outcome variable of residual log- triglyceride concentration after adjustment for age, sex, and diabetes status. For ease of interpretation, unadjusted triglyceride concentrations are presented in the table. To convert the values to millimoles per liter, multiply triglycerides by 0.01129. All P values are two sided.

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DGI and MDC-CC results have been reported in ref. 1. BPRHS, Boston Puerto Rican Health Study.