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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Hum Genet. 2015 Nov 27;80(1):20–31. doi: 10.1111/ahg.12139

Table 1.

Maternal characteristics for 623 case families and 875 control families

Control (N=875) Case (N=623) P-value

Age at delivery, mean (SD) 27.7 (5.9) 28.2 (5.9) 0.10
Mother’s race 0.65
 African American 88 (10%) 53 (8.5%)
 Caucasian 620 (71%) 456 (73%)
 Hispanic 124 (14%) 81 (13%)
 Others 42 (4.8%) 32 (5.1%)
 Missing information 1 1
Mother’s education, N (%) 0.65
 <12 years 117 (13%) 72 (12%)
 High school degree 209 (24%) 162 (26%)
 1–3 years of college 244 (28%) 174 (28%)
 At least 4 years of college or Bachelor degree 305 (35%) 215 (35%)
 Missing information 0 0
Household income, N (%) 0.97
 Less than 10 Thousand 112 (14%) 84 (14%)
 10 to 30 Thousand 236 (29%) 167 (28%)
 30 to 50 Thousand 190 (23%) 142 (24%)
 More than 50 Thousand 285 (35%) 203 (34%)
 Missing information 52 27
Folic acid supplementation, N (%) 0.15
 Unexposed 372 (43%) 288 (46%)
 Exposed 503 (57%) 335 (54%)
 Missing information 0 0
Alcohol consumption, N (%) 0.62
 Unexposed 681 (78%) 479 (77%)
 Exposed 191 (22%) 143 (23%)
 Missing information 3 1
Cigarette smoking, N (%) 0.91
 Unexposed 720 (82%) 511 (82%)
 Exposed 154 (18%) 111 (18%)
 Missing information 1 1
Maternal Obesity, N (%) 0.23
 Non-Obese (BMI<30) 681(81%) 467 (77%)
 Obese (BMI>=30) 158 (19%) 138 (23%)
 Missing information 26 18