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. 2016 Nov 3;2(6):353–358. doi: 10.1192/bjpo.bp.116.003376

Table 3. Association analyses performed after excluding outliers between amygdala activation in the Negative Faces > Shapes contrast and oxytocin receptor polymorphisms.

SNP Amygdala hemisphere SCZ n=97 AD n=99 HC n=138 Total N=334
Effect size P Effect size P Effect size P Effect size P
Rs2254298 (G)a Left b=0.52 0.85 b=−1.94 0.51 b=1.12 0.60 b=0.37 0.80
Right b=0.66 0.81 b=3.60 0.24 b=−0.13 0.95 b=1.29 0.38
Rs53576 (G)a Left b=2.45 0.16 b=−0.46 0.83 b=−2.60 0.12 b=−0.39 0.71
Right b=0.36 0.84 b=−0.24 0.91 b=−0.51 0.76 b=−0.21 0.84
Rs237902 (G)ac Left b=−4.56 0.004b b=−0.15 0.93 b=1.93 0.19 b=−0.66 0.48
Right b=−3.69 0.03 b=−2.54 0.16 b=2.09 0.16 b=−1.07 0.25

SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism; SCZ, schizophrenia spectrum disorders; AD, affective spectrum disorders; HC, healthy controls.

a

Results for the G allele dosage are displayed.

b

Remains significant after Bonferroni corrections (3 independent tests).

c

Interaction analyses in the total sample showed a significant effect of having a diagnosis of SCZ compared to healthy controls on the association between rs237902 and amygdala activation (left hemisphere; b=−6.95, P=0.002, Bonferroni corrected P=0.006, right hemisphere; b=−6.05 , P=0.009, Bonferroni corrected P=0.03), while this was not the case for patients with AD (left hemisphere; b=−2.46, P=0.26, right hemisphere; b=−4.87, P=0.03, Bonferroni corrected P=0.09).