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. 2016 Aug 4;6:30809. doi: 10.1038/srep30809

Table 2. Stratified analyses of the −592C > A and −1082G > A polymorphisms in IL-10 gene with colorectal cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma risk under the allelic model.

Subgroup −592C > A polymorphism
Subgroup −1082G > A polymorphism
Num. of studies OR 95% CI P I2 Num. of studies OR 95% CI P I2
Colorectal cancer
 Ethnicity East Asian 2 1.41 1.18–1.68 <0.001 0.0% East Asian 9 1.05 0.96–1.15 0.278 20.0%
  Caucasian 9 1.00 0.92–1.09 0.993 12.5% Mixed 2 0.88 0.71–1.09 0.237 0.0%
 Matched YES 5 1.06 0.94–1.20 0.340 31.1% YES 7 1.04 0.94–1.15 0.407 36.4%
 Source Population 10 1.10 0.97–1.25 0.134 56.2% Population 8 1.02 0.94–1.12 0.621 16.1%
  Hospital 1 * Hospital 3 1.02 0.86–1.22 0.802 48.9%
 Study design Retrospective 7 1.23 1.09–1.39 0.001 47.8% Retrospective 8 1.03 0.92–1.15 0.596 0.0%
  Nested 4 0.97 0.88–1.07 0.498 0.0% Nested 3 1.03 0.84–1.27 0.749 65.9%
 HWE YES 10 1.03 0.95–1.12 0430 38.1% YES 9 1.03 0.94–1.12 0.586 18.2%
 Sample size <300 3 0.96 0.74–1.24 0.745 0.0% <300 4 0.93 0.77–1.12 0.432 0.0%
  ≥300 8 1.12 0.97–1.29 0.118 64.4% ≥300 7 1.05 0.96–1.14 0.323 44.5%
Hepatocellular carcinoma
 Ethnicity East Asian 7 0.91 0.83–1.01 0.065 37.2% East Asian 5 1.13 0.93–1.38 0.226 28.1%
  Caucasian 0 Caucasian 1      
 Matched YES 2 1.04 0.90–1.21 0.602 0.0% YES 3 1.05 0.83–1.33 0.680 22.4%
  NO 3 0.94 0.76–1.15 0.545 0.0% NO 2 0.88 0.34–2.29 0.792 71.1%
 Source Population 2 0.97 0.77–1.22 0.794 0.0% Population 3 1.03 0.76–1.39 0.872 30.9%
  Hospital 5 0.86 0.72–1.04 0.115 56.2% Hospital 3 1.13 0.90–1.42 0.290 37.2%
 Study design Retrospective 6 0.90 0.81–1.00 0.051 45.3% Retrospective 5 1.05 0.86–1.28 0.618 27.0%
  Nested 1 Nested 1
 HWE YES 4 0.85 0.68–1.04 0.117 66.4% YES 4 1.08 0.85–1.39 0.517 7.6%
 Sample size <300 3 0.89 0.69–1.15 0.365 0.0% <300 3 0.76 0.52–1.12 0.163 0.0%
  ≥300 4 0.89 0.74–1.07 0.215 65.7% ≥300 3 1.21 0.98–1.49 0.072 0.0%

Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; HWE, Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. P value was calculated under the random-effects model adopting the DerSimonian and Laird method. *Data are not shown due to the limited number of qualified articles (n < 2).