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. 2012 Dec 11;184(18):E963–E968. doi: 10.1503/cmaj.120233

Table 3:

25(OH) Vitamin D levels in offspring and controls, by genotype

SNP, locus 25(OH) Vitamin D (nmol/L); mean (95% CI) p value*
Offspring Controls
rs2060793, CYP2R1 < 0.001
 Wildtype/wildtype 61.8 (59.9–63.8) 68.7 (65.7–71.8) < 0.001
 Wildtype/variant 64.7 (62.7–66.6) 68.3 (65.7–71.0) 0.03
 Variant/variant 69.4 (65.8–73.3) 72.9 (68.4–77.6) 0.2
rs2282679, GC < 0.001
 Wildtype/wildtype 67.2 (65.2–69.0) 72.8 (70.2–75.6) 0.001
 Wildtype/variant 62.6 (60.6–64.7) 66.1 (63.4–68.9) 0.05
 Variant/variant 53.1 (50.1–56.1) 60.3 (55.9–65.0) 0.04
rs3829251, NADSYN1 0.8
 Wildtype/wildtype 63.8 (62.2–65.2) 68.6 (66.4–70.7) 0.001
 Wildtype/variant 64.8 (62.1–67.6) 70.1 (66.3–74.2) 0.05
 Variant/variant 62.4 (55.4–70.2) 68.3 (59.9–78.5) 0.3

Note: CI = confidence interval, SNP = single nucleotide polymorphism.

*

Analyses were adjusted for age, sex, body mass index, month of the year that blood was drawn (except rs3829251, because the number of participants with the variant/variant genotype was too low), vitamin D use, multivitamin supplement use, and habitual vitamin D intake per day.

Pooled p value (offspring and controls) of the association between the genetic variant and vitamin D level.