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. 2014 Dec 26;9(12):e115616. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0115616

Table 2. Genotype frequency, distribution, and genotype-specific mean age at death of the SNPs associated with lifespan.

Gene Chromosome rs# Position Genotype Genotype frequency Age at death q-value Partial correlation*
SIRT3 11p15.5 rs511744 209089 CC 591 87.2 0.046 0.0053
CT 494 88.0
TT 106 88.5
Missing 1
SIRT5 6p23 rs2841505 13679574 TT 534 88.1 0.043 0.0053
TG 539 87.3
GG 119 86.8
Missing
SIRT6 19p13.3 rs107251 4127085 CC 940 87.6 0.012 0.0075
CT 239 88.0
TT 10 82.1
Missing 3
SOD3 4p15.2 rs2536512 24801315 GG 483 88.9 0.048 0.0057
GA 466 87.8
AA 124 87.4
Missing 119
FOXO3 6q21 rs4946935 109000742 GG 540 87.3 0.042 0.0058
GA 469 87.7
AA 111 88.9
Missing 72

*The partial correlation is a measure of the strength of the relationship between the SNP and mean age at death after controlling for gender, comorbidity count, smoking, alcohol consumption, BMI and the BMI × smoking interaction effect.

Of the 45 SNPs where the SNP × gender interaction effect was not significant, SIRT3, 5, 6, FOXO3 and SOD3 SNPs were associated with age at death. All SNPs gene, rs number, chromosome, chromosome position, genotype frequency, age at death, q-value and partial correlation are given.