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. 2012 Jul 25;7(7):e42010. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0042010

Table 2. Associations of CFH genetic variants with blood pressure and hypertension in Chinese Hans.

SNP Risk allele/Alternative RAF DBP(mmHg) SBP(mmHg) HTN
RAF OR (95%CI) P
β(SE) P β(SE) P Case = 1781 Control = 550
rs1061170 (Y402H)a C/T
Beijing (n = 1558) 0.071 1.334(0.880) 0.130 2.283(1.740) 0.19 0.073 0.068 1.004(0.602–1.673) 0.989
Shanghai (n = 1612) 0.047 −0.046(1.034) 0.964 0.581(1.978) 0.769 0.047 0.050 1.045(0.655–1.669) 0.853
Allb (n = 3170) 0.059 0.754(0.670) 0.303 1.541(1.306) 0.259 1.026(0.727–1.449) 0.887
P (heter) 0.309 0.518 0.908
rs2274700 (A473A) T/C
Beijing (n = 1544) 0.442 0.214(0.433) 0.621 1.427(0.855) 0.095 0.449 0.427 1.141(0.893–1.460) 0.292
Shanghai (n = 1584) 0.420 1.044(0.430) 0.015 1.698(0.825) 0.040 0.432 0.400 1.197(0.978–1.466) 0.081
Allb (n = 3128) 0.431 0.632(0.305) 0.038 1.567(0.594) 0.008c 1.175(1.005–1.373) 0.048
P (heter) 0.174 0.820 0.770
rs7542235 ( CFHR1–3 Δ) a G/A
Beijing (n = 1544) 0.076 0.681(0.858) 0.428 4.211(1.696) 0.013 0.079 0.070 1.284(0.774–2.131) 0.334
Shanghai (n = 1584) 0.067 2.239(0.891) 0.012 4.684(1.712) 0.006c 0.072 0.060 1.180(0.776–1.795) 0.439
Allb (n = 3128) 0.072 1.431(0.618) 0.019 4.445(1.205) 0.0002c 1.221(0.884–1.687) 0.219
P (heter) 0.208 0.844 0.801

β (SE) and OR (95%CI) were expressed as changes in blood pressure and odds of hypertension for increasing copy of risk alleles in Beijing, Shanghai and total population (All). P values were adjusted for age, sex and BMI.

a

Dominant model was applied, otherwise additive model was used.

b

β (SE) and OR (95%CI) were calculated using an inverse-variance weighted (fixed effect) meta-analysis and P values were calculated using a z-score weighted approach.

c

The associations remained significant after Bonferroni correction for multiple tests (the Bonferroni corrected cutoff P value was 0.05/6 = 0.0083). RAF: Risk Allele Frequency, SBP: Systolic Blood Pressure, DBP: Diastolic Blood Pressure, HTN: Hypertension, P (heter) : P for heterogeneity.