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. 2016 Sep 7;11(9):e0162519. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0162519

Table 2. Genotype frequencies of microRNA gene polymorphisms in controls and ischemic stroke patients.

SNP Genotype Control (n = 400) Stroke (n = 523) AOR (95% CI) P FDR-P
miR-130bT>C rs373001 TT 228 (57.0) 290 (55.4) 1.000 (reference)
TC 144 (36.0) 192 (36.7) 1.021 (0.764–1.365) 0.887 0.887
CC 28 (7.0) 41 (7.8) 1.168 (0.686–1.989) 0.568 0.852
Dominant (TT vs TC+CC) 1.047 (0.795–1.378) 0.745 0.745
Recessive (TT+TC vs CC) 1.173 (0.698–1.972) 0.548 0.548
miR-200bT>C rs7549819 TT 174 (43.5) 238 (45.5) 1.000 (reference)
TC 177 (44.3) 236 (45.1) 0.976 (0.731–1.302) 0.867 0.887
CC 49 (12.3) 49 (9.4) 0.748 (0.470–1.191) 0.221 0.663
Dominant (TT vs TC+CC) 0.929 (0.706–1.222) 0.599 0.745
Recessive (TT+TC vs CC) 0.762 (0.491–1.182) 0.224 0.548
miR-495A>C rs2281611 AA 102 (25.5) 123 (23.5) 1.000 (reference)
AC 196 (49.0) 280 (53.5) 1.116 (0.798–1.560) 0.523 0.887
CC 102 (25.5) 120 (22.9) 0.969 (0.654–1.435) 0.875 0.875
Dominant (AA vs AC+CC) 1.065 (0.776–1.462) 0.697 0.745
Recessive (AA+AC vs CC) 0.895 (0.651–1.231) 0.496 0.548

Data are derived by multivariate logistic regression adjusted for age, sex, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, and current smoking. AOR = adjusted odds ratio, CI = confidence interval, FDR = false discovered rate, SNP = single nucleotide polymorphism.