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. 2014 Dec 23;9(12):e111220. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0111220

Table 2. Genetic association of the SNP, rs3128965, with AERD phenotype.

Discovery GWAS Replication study
AIA NC AERD vs. NC AERD ATA NC AERD vs. ATA AERD vs. NC ATA vs. NC
(n = 179) (n = 1989) P Value§ OR(95% CI) (n = 264) (n = 387) (n = 238) P value§ OR(95% CI) P value§ OR(95% CI) P value§ OR(95% CI)
GG 129(72.1%) 1664(83.7%) 1.40E–05 1(reference) 191(72.35%) 323(83.46%) 195(81.93%) 0.001 1(reference) 0.002 1(reference) 0.646 1(reference)
AG 44(24.6%) 313(15.7%) 2.16E–03 1.860(1.287, 2.689) 65(24.62%) 60(15.50%) 43(18.07%) 0.098 1.805(1.216, 2.680) 0.999 1.631(1.021, 2.604) 0.999 0.769(0.499, 1.268)
AA 6(3.3%) 12(0.6%) 9.70E–05 5.747(2.027, 16.293) 8(3.03%) 4(1.03%) 0(0%) 0.001 3.166(0.937, 10.703) 0.008 NA 0.462 NA

Abbreviations: AERD, aspirin-exacerbated respiratory disease; ATA, aspirin-tolerant asthma; NC, normal controls; NA; not applicable.

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Each P-value was calculated for a co-dominant, dominant and recessive model. Logistic regression analysis was applied to control for age and gender as covariates.

Odd ratio was given by co-dominant analysis model. Bold character indicates significance.