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. 2012 Mar 30;97(6):E1032–E1042. doi: 10.1210/jc.2011-2216

Table 6.

Hot flashes in smokers by genotype, African-Americans

Any hot flashes (n)
Adjusted OR of hot flashes in smokers (95% CI) Moderate or severe hot flashes (n)
Adjusted OR of moderate or severe hot flashes in smokers (95% CI)
+ +
SNP COMT Val158Met
    −/− 37 20 0.95 (0.29–3.08) 20 37 1.99 (0.62–6.46)
    +/− 40 21 2.89 (0.74–11.25) 24 37 1.78 (0.52–0.61)
    +/+ 13 2 a 10 5 1.11 (0.1–12.17)
Pint− Pint = 0.9
CYP3A4*1B
    −/− 14 7 0.64 (0.09–4.34) 8 13 0.76 (0.11–5.06)
    +/− 42 17 1.83 (0.48–7.02) 23 36 2.14 (0.62–7.34)
    +/+ 35 20 3.35 (0.86–13.11) 24 31 2.51 (0.74–8.55)
Pint = 0.4 Pint = 0.6
CYP1A2*1F
    −/− 12 7 1.13 (0.13–9.97) 5 14 0.64 (0.07–6.19)
    +/− 49 17 6.16 (1.11–33.91) 30 36 2.67 (0.82–8.70)
    +/+ 31 20 0.88 (0.25–3.15) 20 31 1.78 (0.5–6.39)
Pint = 0.2 Pint = 0.5
CYP1B1*3
    −/− 4 4 a 1 7 a
    +/− 30 19 a 19 30 a
    +/+ 58 21 a 35 44 a
Pint− Pint−
CYP1B1*4
    −/− 88 35 1.71 (0.67–4.36) 52 71 1.86 (0.81–4.26)
    +/− 4 9 2.35 (0.12–46.80) 3 10 2.6 (0.13–51.81)
    +/+ 0 2 a 0 2 a
Pint = 0.9 Pint = 0.9

Adjusted for age, BMI, alcohol consumption, and menopausal stage. Pint is the P value for significance of interaction between smoking and genotype status. Pint− indicates that the P value for interaction could not be calculated.

a

Estimate uninterpretable due to insufficient data.