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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2010 Oct 28;19(12):3157–3166. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-10-0792

Table 2.

Significant increases in LOD score for lung cancer associated with other cancer risk, as identified by OSA. “Cut point “ denotes the cutoff value for the covariate in the selected subsets with maximum LOD. “*” represents the unit of incidence rate that is measured in” per 100 person-years”. None of increases in LOD score were significant after correction for testing multiple covariates on the same chromosome (P≤0.05/54=0.0009).

Chromosome
and peak
marker
CM LOD
score
Change
from
baseline
P-value 1-LOD
interval
Number of
families in
the subset
Covariate Order Cut point
1q23
D1S1677
176 2.24 2.80 0.0287 168.9-189.6 18 Breast cancer
incidence rate
Descending ≥0.158*
2p11.2
D2S1790
103 1.78 1.93 0.0389 99.4-112.9 13 Bladder cancer
incidence rate
Descending ≥0.035*
6q23-25
D6S2436
159 4.06 3.10 0.0284 154.1-164 61 Digestive cancer
incidence rate
Ascending ≤0.051*
13p12
D13S217
19.7 1.13 1.59 0.0417 11.4-42.5 8 Relative risk
for leukemia
Descending ≥2.48
19.7 1.13 1.59 0.0352 11.4-42.5 8 Leukemia
incidence rate
Descending ≥0.017*
17p11.2
D17S799
35.9 1.34 1.40 0.0375 25.6-45.6 12 Relative risk
for breast cancer
Descending ≥2.57
37.2 1.34 1.39 0.0412 24.8-45.6 11 Breast cancer
incidence rate
Descending ≥0.186 *