Skip to main content
. 2016 Jul 11;113(29):8156–8161. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1601301113

Table 2.

Difference in CTRA gene expression as a function of demographic and hematologic covariates, child soldier status, PTSD, and resilience

Model b (SE)* P value
Model 1 (demographic and hematologic control variables only)
 Age, y −0.066 (0.026) 0.0125
 Sex (female) −1.315 (0.093) <0.0001
 Ethnic minority (Janajati) 0.114 (0.112) 0.3100
 Low social caste (Dalit) 0.122 (0.136) 0.3706
 Education level (range 0–6) 0.197 (0.032) <0.0001
CD3D 2.605 (0.286) <0.0001
CD3E −6.483 (0.560) <0.0001
CD4 −4.219 (0.369) <0.0001
CD8A 1.202 (0.220) <0.0001
CD19 1.833 (0.564) 0.0013
NCAM1 −1.448 (1.067) 0.1760
FCGR3A 1.155 (0.144) <0.0001
CD14 −1.004 (0.123) <0.0001
Model 2 (model 1 + child soldier status)
 Child soldier 0.198 (0.009) 0.0281
Model 3 (model 2 + PTSD)
 Child soldier 0.154 (0.090) 0.0901
 PTSD 0.468 (0.146) 0.0015
Model 4 (model 3 + resilience)
 Child soldier 0.133 (0.091) 0.1443
 PTSD 0.455 (0.146) 0.0020
 Resilience (range 2–24) −0.028 (0.012) 0.0194
*

Partial regression coefficient from mixed-effect linear model relating average expression of 52 CTRA indicator genes to listed variables. n = 254.

Child soldier status and PTSD status included as categorical variables: former child soldier = 1, civilian youth = 0; current PTSD (CPSS total score ≥20) = 1; not current PTSD (CPSS total score <20) = 0.