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. 2011 Apr 6;13(2):R42. doi: 10.1186/bcr2864

Table 4.

Single-nucleotide polymorphisms associated with serum prolactin levels in the Polish Breast Cancer Studya

Single-nucleotide polymorphism Number Geometric meanb 95% CI P trend
Premenopausal controls
PRLR
  rs62355518
   AA 140 11.16 8.81-14.15 0.01
   AG 55 8.90 6.87-11.51
   GG 5 10.61 6.60-17.05
  rs10941235
   GG 101 11.05 8.66-14.08 0.01
   AG 90 9.24 7.21-11.85
   AA 12 9.37 6.57-13.37
  rs1610218
   GG 192 10.47 8.26-13.28 0.01
   AG 13 6.95 4.81-10.03
   AA 0
  rs34024951
   GG 170 10.25 8.07-13.02 0.02
   AG 34 8.38 6.27-11.19
   AA 1 6.60 2.53-17.21
  rs9292575
   CC 162 10.07 7.97-12.71 0.03
   AC 39 13.38 10.10-17.72
   AA 3 7.32 4.19-12.80
Postmenopausal controls
PRL
  rs849872
   AA 300 7.63 6.23-9.35 0.01
   AG 126 8.34 6.76-10.28
   GG 13 9.69 7.10-13.24

aA complete list of single-nucleotide polymorphism associations with serum prolactin concentrations can be found in Supplementary tables S3a and S3b in Additional file 1. bAdjusted for age, study site, time of blood collection, and time since last period (premenopausal only). CI, confidence interval; PRL, prolactin (gene); PRLR, prolactin receptor (gene).