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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 30.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychiatr Res. 2013 Apr 6;47(7):872–879. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2013.03.010

Table 1.

Basic demographics are presented according to GAD1 rs3749034 genotype.

rs3749034 A carriers
(n = 41)
G/G
homozygotes
(n = 53)
χ2/t-test df p
Sex female N 17 23 0.035 1 0.851
% 41.5 43.4
Ethnicity white N 38 46 1.217 1 0.270
% 92.7 86.8
Age Mean (SD) 34.22 (12.10) 32.91 (10.63) 0.559 92 0.577
WRAT Mean (SD) 49.85 (4.7) 51.30 (3.69) −1.674 92 0.098
Parental SES Mean (SD) 2.59 (0.63) 2.81 (0.79) −1.503 92 0.136
Handedness Mean (SD) 1.12 (2.94) 1.04 (2.86) 0.140 92 0.889

Abbreviations: WRAT, Wide Range Achievement Test; SES, Socioeconomic Status; Handedness, Annett Handedness Scale. T-test did not show any significant main effects of genotype group (A carriers vs. G allele homozygotes) on Age, WRAT Score, Parental SES and Handedness. Chi-square statistics did not reveal any relationships between genotype groups (A carriers vs. G allele homozygotes) and Gender and Ethnicity.