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. 2015 May 22;6(22):19017–19026. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.4231

Table 5. Cumulative effect of the three interacting factors of PGC rs6912200, PGC rs4711690 and PTPN11 rs12229892 on the risk of atrophic gastritis.

No. of interacting genotypes Total population H. pylori-negative subpopulation H. pylori-positive subpopulation Pbdc
Controls/cases OR(95%CI) Pa Controls/cases OR(95%CI) Pb Controls/cases OR(95%CI) Pb
0 22/26 1(ref) 14/17 8/9
1 214/222 0.76(0.40,1.43) 0.394 154/99 0.51(0.24,1.08) 0.078 60/126 1.87(0.68,5.15) 0.226 0.049
2 474/376 0.56(0.30,1.04) 0.068 342/152 0.35(0.17,0.72) 0.005 132/224 1.60(0.60,4.29) 0.353 0.020
3 169/140 0.54(0.28,1.03) 0.062 121/37 0.24(0.11,0.54) 4.96×10−4 48/103 2.02(0.73,5.63) 0.179 0.001
P trend=0.005
a

, these tests were adjusted by sex, age and H. pylori infection;

b

, these tests were adjusted by sex and age;

c

, Breslow-Day test was employed to assess the homogeneity of stratum-specific ORs between H. pylori-negative and -positive subpopulations. Statistically significant results were highlighted in bold (P values <0.05). Abbreviation: GC, gastric cancer; GA, atrophic gastritis; CON, healthy controls.