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. 2013 Aug 9;14(1):83. doi: 10.1186/1465-9921-14-83

Table 2.

Effects for in utero ETS exposure (no/yes), the SNPs, and the interaction of GSTO SNPs (recessive model) with in utero ETS exposure on FEV1

 
FEV1 (ml) b (95% CI)
 
Gene Variable All Never smokers Ever smokers
 
N, in analysis
6003
2576
3427
GSTO1
In utero ETS
−33 (−69 ; 4)
−25 (−81 ; 32)
−43 (91 ; 5)
 
rs4925
−33 (−77 ; 10)
−1 (65 ; 63)
−58 (−117 ; 1)
 
ETS*rs4925
$177 (50 ; 305)**
196 (15 ; 376)*
161 (−18 ; 340)
GSTO1
In utero ETS
40 (−77 ; -2)*
−32 (−89 ; 26)
51 (−100 ; -2)*
 
rs1147611
−22 (−58 ; 14)
6 (−46 ; 58)
−46 (−96 ; 3)
 
ETS*rs1147611
$177 (72 ; 283)***
$206 (47 ; 365)*
166 (25 ; 307)*
GSTO2
In utero ETS
41 (−78 ; -3)*
−28 (−85 ; 30)
55 (−104 ; -6)*
 
rs156697
−28 (−64 ; 9)
9 (−44 ; 62)
59 (−110 ; -8)*
 
ETS*rs156697
$198 (90 ; 307)***
181 (20 ; 342)*
$219 (72 ; 366)**
GSTO2
In utero ETS
−33 (−70 ; 3)
−24 (−81 ; 32)
−45 (−93 ; 4)
 
rs156699
−30 (−70 ; 10)
−9 (−66 ; 49)
−48 (−104 ; 7)
  ETS*rs156699 $160 (41 ; 278)** 193 (12 ; 374)* 143 (−15 ; 300)

The linear regression model for the whole group was adjusted for sex, age, height, weight, current, ex-smoking and packyears smoked. Consequently we stratified by smoking status (never/ever) and adjusted for the other possible confounders.

*p-value<0.05 **p-value<0.01 *** p-value<0.001.

$significant after FDR correction for multiple testing.