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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 15.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Cancer. 2013 Mar 9;133(4):961–971. doi: 10.1002/ijc.28092

Table 2. Association of PhIP-DNA Adduct Levels with Prostate Cancer.

Sample
 PhIP-DNA Adduct Level
ORa 95% CI P value
Whole Sample (n=534 case-control pairs)
 2nd Quartile 1.20 0.83-1.72 0.34
 3rd Quartile 1.29 0.87-1.92 0.20
 4th Quartile 1.25 0.76-2.07 0.38
Trend Test 0.36
High PhIP levela 1.16 0.84-1.59 0.37
African Americans (n=213 case-control pairs)
 2nd Quartile 1.32 0.75-2.32 0.33
 3rd Quartile 0.96 0.49-1.86 0.90
 4th Quartile 0.73 0.32-1.63 0.44
Trend Test 0.35
High PhIP levela 0.76 0.44-1.32 0.33
Whites (n= 321 case-control pairs)
 2nd Quartile 1.12 0.69-1.81 0.65
 3rd Quartile 1.48 0.90-2.44 0.13
 4th Quartile 1.73 0.89-2.34 0.10
Trend Test 0.07
High PhIP levela 1.44 0.97-2.14 0.07
a

all risk estimates use lowest level as referent group

b

above median level in controls