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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 22.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Clin Nutr. 2010 Jun 2;92(2):375–382. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.2010.29438

Table 5.

Circulating L ascorbic acid by allelic variation at SCL23A1 in the European Prospective Investigation of Cancer study.


Mean (95%CI) L-ascorbic acid
Genotype at rs33972313 (n=4501)

GG GA AA Mean difference
in L-ascorbic acid per
minor allele
p
L ascorbic
acid
μmol/L
56.66
(56.08, 57.24)
48.21
(45.99, 50.43)
43.38
(28.02, 58.73)
−8.31
(−10.51, −6.11)
1.7×10−13

Genotype at rs6596473 (n=4614)

CC CG GG Mean difference in
L-ascorbic acid per
minor allele
p

L ascorbic
acid
μmol/L
55.54
(54.73, 56.35)
56.90
(56.05, 57.75)
57.09
(55.24, 58.94)
1.01
(0.14, 1.87)
0.02

Genotype at rs10063949 (n=4539)

AA AG GG Mean difference in
L-ascorbic acid per
minor allele
p

L ascorbic
acid
μmol/L
56.16
(55.31, 57.01)
56.19
(55.36, 57.03)
55.98
(54.29, 57.68)
−0.05
(−0.90, 0.80)
0.9

Means (95% CI) by genotype are adjusted for age and sex.

Per allele effects and adjusted means are derived from linear regression.