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. 2012 Jan;73(1):66–76. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2011.04051.x

Table 1.

Participant demographics

Number of participants
S-warfarin 306
R-warfarin 309
S-warfarin plasma concentrations 739
R-warfarin plasma concentrations 759
Men S-warfarin 178 (58%)
Men R-warfarin 181 (59%)
Age, mean (range) (years) 66.4 (19–95)
Bodyweight, mean (range) (kg) 80.7 (36–172)
Co-medication (S-warfarin)
Amiodarone Yes 20 (6.5%)
Amiodarone No 286 (93.5%)
CYP2C9 genotype*
*1/*1 195 (63.7%)
*1/*2 59 (19.3%)
*1/*3 29 (9.5%)
*2/*2 1 (0.3%)
*2/*3 6 (2.0%)
*3/*3 2 (0.6%)
Missing 14 (4.6%)
CYP2C19 genotype* (SNP rs3814637)
Homozygote 219 (70.9%)
Heterozygote 25 (8.1%)
Mutant-type – homozygote 4 (1.3%)
Missing 61 (19.7%)
CYP3A4 genotype* (SNP rs2242480)
Homozygote 226 (73.1%)
Heterozygote 42 (13.6%)
Mutant-type – homozygote 3 (1.0%)
Missing 38 (12.3%)
*

CYP2C9 frequencies are for S-warfarin, whilst CYP2C19 and CYP3A4 frequencies apply to R-warfarin. Frequencies for nonsignificant SNPs are available but not reported.