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. 2013 Nov 5;8(11):e79150. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0079150

Table 3. Pooled measures for the association between the PAI-1 -675 4G/5G polymorphism and susceptibility to diabetic nephropathy.

Comparisions Data n Heterogeneity OR (95% CI) Model p
Studies Cases Controls I 2 (%) P
Allelic comparisions Overall 7 1060 1139 0 0.763 1.10(0.98-1.25) REM 0.103
T1D 4 466 451 0 0.425 1.16(0.97-1.40) REM 0.108
T2D 3 594 688 0 0.831 1.06(0.91-1.25) REM 0.441
Dominant Overall 7 1060 1139 0 0.682 1.06(0.86-1.31) REM 0.566
T1D 4 466 451 0 0.598 0.94(0.68-1.30) REM 0.699
T2D 3 594 688 0 0.577 1.16(0.88-1.53) REM 0.281
Recessive Overall 7 1060 1139 67.1 0.006 1.32(0.93-1.88) REM 0.114
T1D 4 466 451 71.9 0.014 1.72(0.94-3.16) REM 0.080
T2D 3 594 688 45.6 0.159 1.04(0.74-1.46) REM 0.821
Co-dominant Overall 7 548 554 0 0.933 1.23(0.96-1.57) REM 0.107
T1D 4 253 200 0 0.721 1.34(0.90-1.98) REM 0.148
T2D 3 295 354 0 0.898 1.16(0.84-1.60) REM 0.369

Note: Allelic comparisions, 4G vs. 5G; REM, Random effect model. T1D, type 1 diabetes; T2D, type 2 diabetes. Studies on T1D were all from Asian descent, and those on T2D were all from European descent.