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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2008 Nov 19;33(2):332–339. doi: 10.1111/j.1530-0277.2008.00837.x

Table 2.

Demographics and drinking parameters in the cohort analyzed for rs1042173.

Caucasian Hispanic


TT TG GG P value TT TG GG P value
Number of subjects 47 77 41 - 26 56 28 -
Gender (%male) 82.97 64.93 80.49 - 88.46 85.71 82.14 -
Age (Yr.) 41.6±1.66 42.36±1.23 40.98±1.52 0.62 37.08±2.01 40.05±1.22 38.82±1.76 0.33
Age of Onset of problem drinking 29.74±1.72 30.61±1.25 28.37±1.87 069 26.44±1.67 26.82±1.23 26.36±1.87 0.91
Baseline drinks per drinking day 11.17±0.98 8.05±0.47 9.58±0.67 0.0043 9.99±0.71 10.66±0.67 9.76±0.58 0.65
Baseline drinks per day 8.99±0.96 6.48±0.44 7.72±0.58 0.02 8.23±0.75 7.52±0.59 7.92±0.55 0.74
Years of lifetime drinking 11.86±1.32 11.75±1.04 12.6±1.4 0.56 10.63±1.68 13.23±1.2 12.64±1.51 0.35

Notes: 1) Values are means ± S.E.M. Significant P values after correction for multiple testing are given in bold. “Years of lifetime drinking” was calculated by subtracting the age at which the subject began experiencing symptoms of alcohol dependence from their age at study enrollment.

2) The adjusted P value at the 0.05 significance level is 0.010.