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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Gen Psychiatry. 2011 Sep 5;69(1):89–97. doi: 10.1001/archgenpsychiatry.2011.109

Table 3.

Association Between Genotype and PTSD Symptom Scorea

Postshooting P Value
2–4 wk
>1 mo
All Races White
Participants Only
All Races White
Participants Only
Sample size 161 123 43 35
Stin2 genotype
  12/12 vs 12/10 and 12/9 vs 10/10 .81 .90 .80 .55
5-HTTLPR genotype
  l/l vs l/s vs s/s .31 .24 .99 .83
  l/l and l/s vs s/s .13 .09 .97 .81
rs25531 Genotype
  A/A vs A/G vs G/G .01b .004c .65 .499
  A/Avs A/G and G/G .003c .003c .84 .499
5-HTTLPR multimarker genotype
  s/s, lG/lG, and s/lG vs lA/lG, s/lA, and lA/lA .03b .006d .61 .40

Abbreviation: PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder.

a

Main effect of genotypes on difference in Distressing Event Questionnaire score between times 1 and 2. The sample population was divided into 2 groups those who were interviewed 2 to 4 weeks postshooting and those who were interviewed more than 1 month postshooting. Because of potential population stratification, all races and white participants are analyzed separately.

b

P< .05.

c

P<.005

d

P < .01