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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Aug 3.
Published in final edited form as: Pediatr Res. 2014 Dec 17;77(3):477–483. doi: 10.1038/pr.2014.200

Table 2.

Distribution of ARE genetic variants by BPD outcomes in our cohort:

Variant
rs number
No BPD (n=375)
genotype frequency (%)
BPD (n=284)
genotype frequency (%)
Severe BPD (n=135)
genotype frequency (%)

GSTP1
rs1695
AA - 148 (39.6) AA - 118 (41.8) AA - 53 (39.3)
AG - 171 (45.7) AG - 125 (44.3) AG - 64 (47.4)
GG - 55 (14.7) GG - 39 (13.9) GG - 18 (13.3)

SOD2
rs4880
TT - 95 (25.5) TT - 67 (23.8) TT - 31 (23.3)
CT - 183 (49) CT - 149 (52.8) CT - 73 (54.9)
CC - 95 (25.5) CC - 66 (23.4) CC - 29 (21.8)

NQO1
rs1800566
CC - 222 (59.4) CC - 173 (61.3) CC - 83 (61.9)
CT - 138 (36.9) CT - 88 (31.2) CT - 41 (30.6)
TT - 14 (3.7) TT - 21 (7.5)* TT - 10 (7.5)

NFE2L2
rs6721961
CC - 289 (77.3) CC - 226 (80.4) CC - 116 (86.6)
CA - 84 (22.5) CA - 51 (18.2) CA - 16 (11.9)
AA - 1 (0.2) AA - 4 (1.4) AA - 2 (1.5)

GCLC
rs17883901
CC - 315 (84.2) CC - 240 (85.1) CC - 114 (85.7)
CT - 57 (15.2) CT - 39 (13.8) CT - 19 (14.3)
TT - 2 (0.6) TT - 3 (1.1) TT - 0

HMOX1
rs2071747
GG - 344 (92.5) GG - 254 (90) GG - 120 (89.6)
GC - 27 (7.3) GC - 26 (9.2) GC - 13 (9.7)
CC - 1 (0.2) CC - 2 (0.8) CC - 1(0.7)

Genotype frequencies of study subjects stratified by BPD outcome are presented. rs number; reference SNP accession ID number.

*

P=0.05 (BPD vs. infants without BPD; recessive model);

P=0.01 (severe BPD vs. infants without severe BPD; dominant model).

Genetic recessive model; two copies of the SNP is required to confer disease risk, genetic dominance model; a single copy of the SNP can confer disease risk.