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. 2015 Mar;12(2):127–134. doi: 10.11909/j.issn.1671-5411.2015.02.004

Table 3. Odds ratios of different genetic model comparisons for each single-nucleotide polymorphism associated with essential hypertension in the northern Han Chinese population.

SNP Genetic models Contrast Overall
Male*
Female*
OR (95%CI) P OR (95%CI) P OR (95%CI) P
C825T Additive TT vs. CT vs. CC 1.076 (0.826−1.402) 0.587 1.022 (0.745−1.401) 0.895 1.259 (0.744−2.129) 0.391
Dominant (TT + CT) vs.CC 0.960 (0.637−1.449) 0.847 1.052 (0.647−1.712) 0.838 0.749 (0.333−1.685) 0.485
Recessive TT vs. (CT + CC) 0.850 (0.542−1.332) 0.479 0.881 (0.510−1.520) 0.648 0.869 (0.347−2.176) 0.764
C1429T Additive TT vs. CT vs. CC 1.221 (0.877−1.699) 0.237 1.637 (0.857−3.128) 0.136 0.738 (0.308−1.770) 0.496
Dominant (TT + CT) vs.CC 0.819 (0.561−1.195) 0.301 1.047 (0.667−1.642) 0.843 0.507 (0.236−1.090) 0.082
Recessive TT vs. (CT + CC) 0.624 (0.216−1.802) 0.383 0.468 (0.114−1.920) 0.292 0.938 (0.164−5.382) 0.943
G (-350)A Additive AA vs. AG vs.GG 1.032 (0.402−2.653) 0.947 0.800 (0.284−2.256) 0.673 2.730 (0.206−36.252) 0.447
Dominant (AA + AG) vs. GG 0.969 (0.377−2.489) 0.947 1.250 (0.443−3.524) 0.673 0.366 (0.028−4.864) 0.447

CI: confidence interval; OR: odds ratio; R: adjusted for gender, age, BMI, glucose, total cholesterol, triglyceride, low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein cholesterol, smoking habits and drinking habits; SNP: single-nucleotide polymorphism. *OR adjusted for gender was not conducted in male and female.