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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2010 Jan 19;19(2):547–557. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-09-0869

Table 4.

Genetic variation in PGES, EP4, and PGDH, weekly fish intake, and risk of adenomaa

Fish intake
<1 serving per week
1-2 servings per week
>2 servings per week
Gene SNP Cases
Controls
OR
95% CI
Cases
Controls
OR
95% CI
Cases
Controls
OR
95% CI
PGES −664A>T
AA 90 106 1.00 190 239 1.06 0.72-1.55 113 108 1.31 0.83-2.04
AT or TT 21 17 1.74 0.81-3.76 47 59 1.01 0.59-1.71 17 36 0.56 0.28-1.13
global p-interaction=0.02
SNP trendb p-interaction=0.01
EP4 Val294Ile
Val/Val 110 116 1.00 235 288 0.90 0.63-1.27 126 45 0.87 0.58-1.31
Val/Ile or Ile/Ile 2 8 0.27 0.05-1.41 10 15 0.80 0.32-2.00 8 1 7.75 0.81-78.83
global p-interaction=0.02
SNP trendb p-interaction=0.01
PGDH 19979A>T
AA 78 83 1.00 156 196 0.95 0.63-1.45 99 90 1.26 0.78-2.05
AT or TT 30 38 1.06 0.56-2.00 86 87 1.25 0.78-2.03 33 53 0.64 0.35-1.18
global p-interaction=0.03
SNP trendb p-interaction=0.03
31659A>G
AA 76 99 1.00 171 209* 1.15 0.77-1.71 105 99 1.35 0.85-2.15
AG or GG 34 24 1.86 0.96-3.61 65 89 1.04 0.64-1.70 25 45 0.75 0.40-1.44
global p-interaction=0.03
SNP trendb p-interaction=0.02
a

Adjusted for age, BMI, total intakes of energy, alcohol, and fiber, sex, post-menopausal hormone use (women only), and smoking (pack-years)

b

Test for differences in fish intake trend among strata of genotype

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