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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jan 28.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2012 Jun 8;117:8–16. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2012.05.005

Table 5. Association of Chlorpyrifos and Diazinon Detection in Plasma and PON1 Activities on Maternal Urinary Diethyl Phosphate Metabolites (n=206).

Diethyl Phosphate Metabolites (nmol/L)
Change in Urinary Diethyl Phosphates (95% Confidence Interval)
Diazinon
Arylesterase
  Diazinon(Nondetect vs Detectable) 0.61(0.13,1.09)
  Maternal Arylesterase Activity 0.05(-0.05,0.14)
  Diazinon x Arylesterase Activity -0.20(-0.35,-0.05)
Chlorpyrifos-oxonase
  Diazinon(Nondetect vs Detectable) 0.002(-0.15,0.16)
  Maternal Chlorpyrifos-oxonase Activity 0.003(-0.07,0.08)
Paraoxonase
  Diazinon(Nondetect vs Detectable) -0.002(-0.16,0.15)
  Maternal Paraoxonase Activity 0.07(-0.010,0.14)
Chlorpyrifos
Arylesterase
  Chlorpyrifos(Nondetect vs Detectable) 0.46(-0.14,1.06)
  Maternal Arylesterase Activity 0.09(-0.08,0.27)
  Chlorpyrifos x Arylesterase Activity -0.15(-0.35,0.04)
Chlorpyrifos-oxonase
  Chlorpyrifos(Nondetect vs Detectable) 0.01(-0.16,0.17)
  Maternal Chlorpyrifos-oxonase Activity 0.004(-0.07,0.08)
Paraoxonase
  Chlorpyrifos (Nondetect vs Detectable) -0.003(-0.17,0.16)
  Maternal Paraoxonase Activity 0.07(-0.01,0.14)

Change in urinary diethyl phosphates for PON1 Activity and for interaction terms are expressed per standard deviation change in PON1 Activity. The standard deviations for maternal arylesterase. chlorpyrifos-oxonase, and paraoxonase activities were 44.5 U/mL, 2235.4 U/L, and 621.6 U/L, respectively.