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Table 2. Regression analysis of reported telomere length related loci with relative telomere length (RTL) among pregnant women and newborn.

Locus [reference]	Chr.	Associated gene	Reported effect allele^a	Alternative allele	Maternal genotype and RTL^b			Cord genotype and RTL^b
Locus [reference]	Chr.	Associated gene	Reported effect allele^a	Alternative allele	EAF^c	β	P	EAF	β	P
rs10936599¹⁹	3q26.2	TERC	T	C	0.574	−0.0119	0.041	0.566	−0.0017	0.819
rs11125529¹⁹	2p16.2	ACYP2	C	A	0.811	0.0019	0.792	0.825	−0.0012	0.892
rs2736100¹⁹	5p15.33	TERT	T	G	0.570	−0.0110	0.046	0.594	0.0052	0.470
rs2736108²²	5p15.33	TERT	G	A	0.684	−0.0080	0.176	0.722	−0.0020	0.799
rs4387287²¹	10q24.33	OBFC1	C	A	0.840	−0.0027	0.725	0.847	−0.0010	0.920
rs755017¹⁹	20q13.33	RTEL1	A	G	0.590	−0.0017	0.779	0.573	0.0023	0.736
rs7675998¹⁹	4q32.2	NAF1	A	G	0.155	−0.0054	0.493	0.159	−0.0005	0.958
rs8105767¹⁹	19p12	ZNF208	A	G	0.711	0.0061	0.307	0.719	−0.0002	0.978

^aThe reported effect allele associated with short telomeres in populations of European descent.

^bDerived from generalized linear models. The reference homozygotes, heterozygotes and effect homozygotes were encoded as 0, 1 and 2, respectively.

^cEAF: Effective allele frequency.