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. 2014 Jun 30;20:1101–1116. doi: 10.12659/MSM.891009

Supplementary Table 2.

Comparison of the distribution of MCP1 rs1024611 polymorphic variants in anti-HBc negative and anti-HBc positive HD without or with DM.

Genotype HD patients anti-HBc negative (frequency) HD patients anti-HBc positive (frequency) Odds ratio (95%CI) Two-tailed P Ptrend Pgenotyping Power (%)
All HD patients
n=754 n=170
AA 349 (0.46) 87 (0.51) Referent 0.718 0.122
AG 352 (0.47) 66 (0.39) 0.752 (0.520–1.086) 0.134 35.0
GG 53 (0.07) 17 (0.10) 1.287 (0.664–2.392) 0.493 12.0
AG+GG 405 (0.54) 83 (0.49) 0.822 (0.581–1.163) 0.285 19.4
MAF 458 (0.30) 100 (0.29) 0.955 (0.730–1.244) 0.781 5.6
HD cases without DM
n=532 n=122
AA 245 (0.46) 66 (0.54) Referent 0.493 0.038
AG 255 (0.48) 44 (0.36) 0.641 (0.410–0.994) 0.047 53.6
GG 32 (0.06) 12 (0.10) 1.392 (0.617–2.961) 0.468 13.4
AG+GG 287 (0.54) 56 (0.46) 0.724 (0.478–1.096) 0.133 34.3
MAF 319 (0.30) 68 (0.28) 0.902 (0.652–1.240) 0.569 9.0
HD cases with DM
n=222 n=48
AA 104 (0.47) 21 (0.44) Referent 0.696 0.923
AG 97 (0.44) 22 (0.46) 1.123 (0.550–2.296) 0.858 5.6
GG 21 (0.09) 5 (0.10) 1.179 (0.312–3.721) 0.956 5.2
AG+GG 118 (0.53) 27 (0.56) 1.133 (0.603–2.245) 0.820 5.2
MAF 139 (0.31) 32 (0.33) 1.097 (0.662–1.791) 0.783 6.0

anti-HBc – antibodies to core antigen of hepatitis B virus; DM – diabetes mellitus, hemodialysis; HD – hemodialysis; MAF – minor allele frequency. Significant differences are indicated using bold font.