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. 2015 Jan 16;10(1):e0116463. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0116463

Table 4. Baseline characteristics of patients with target INR (1.5–2.5).

Gene SNP N Age (year) p Body weight (kg) p Gender (Males/Females) p
VKORC1 rs9923231 AA 134 48.54±10.42 0.330 58.75±8.67 0.793 38/96 0.936
AG+ GG 24 46.25±11.28 58.23±8.05 7/17
rs7294 TT+ TC 23 47.70±10.12 0.809 59.31±8.03 0.710 8/15 0.469
CC 135 48.27±10.66 58.55±8.67 37/98
CYP2C9 rs1057910 AA 147 48.01±10.68 0.427 58.84±8.81 0.101 43/104 0.730*
AC+ CC 11 50.64±8.65 56.45±3.62 2/9
CYP4F2 rs2108622 AA+ AG 58 48.21±9.45 0.988 57.93±7.61 0.433 15/43 0.579
GG 100 48.18±11.19 59.12±9.09 30/70
GGCX rs699664 TT 24 46.63±10.03 0.521 55.52±8.58 0.109 7/17 0.936
TC+ CC 134 48.47±10.65 59.27±8.448 38/96

Data of age and body weight represented as mean ± SD, and the continuous variables for rs9923231, rs7294, rs1057910, rs2108622 are normalized, except rs699664.

: normalized data were analyzed by Independent-Samples T test;

: non-normalized data were analyzed by Mann-Whitney U test;

: data analyzed by χ2-test;

*: data analyzed by fisher exact test.