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. 2014 Jun 20;33(1):15. doi: 10.1186/1880-6805-33-15

Table 3.

The relationship between genotype combinations with blood pressures, anthropometric variables, and plasma leptin levels

Variable Mean ± SD
 
Subjects homozygous for all four SNPs a
Subjects not homozygous for all four SNPs
P
(n = 70) (n = 338)
SBP (mmHg)
137.40 ± 19.83
139.83 ± 22.23
0.398
DBP (mmHg)
81.55 ± 10.51
80.98 ± 10.78
0.688
Pulse rate (bpm)
74.48 ± 12.60
73.98 ± 13.10
0.768
WC (cm)
90.94 ± 12.50
91.01 ± 11.51
0.966
HC (cm)
101.20 ± 11.09
102.13 ± 9.91
0.484
WHR
0.90 ± 0.08
0.89 ± 0.08
0.457
Height (cm)
161.11 ± 8.54
159.81 ± 9.39
0.283
Weight (kg)
70.38 ± 16.34
69.59 ± 14.63
0.686
BMI (kg/m2)
27.04 ± 5.57
27.20 ± 5.00
0.813
TBFb (%)
31.92 ± 6.53
33.59 ± 6.98
0.131
SFb (%)
25.25 ± 7.84
27.60 ± 8.20
0.045
VFLb (%)
12.64 ± 6.87
12.19 ± 6.23
0.672
RM (kcal)
1,491.96 ± 282.82
1,448.95 ± 258.76
0.214
SMb (%)
25.78 ± 3.82
24.91 ± 4.08
0.084
Leptinb (ng/mL) 21.22 ± 27.96 30.50 ± 37.77 0.015

All values by Student’s t-test, significant at P < 0.05 and indicated in bold font.

aSubjects with homozygous mutated genotypes for all four SNPs: GG for LEP A19G, AA for LEP G2548A, RR for both LEPR K109R and LEPR Q223R.

bValues were log transformed before analysis.