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. 2016 Aug 9;125(2):207–214. doi: 10.1289/EHP376

Table 2.

Interactive effects of single nucleotide polymorphisms with occupational exposure to low molecular weight agents or irritants on current adult-onset asthma.

Chr Gene SNP Reference/effect allele EAFa Cases/controls n/n Marginal effect Interaction–CC
OR p-Value OR p-Value
1 PLA2G4A rs932476 A/G 0.35 463/2,136 1.25 0.0036 0.64 0.0050
2 PLA2R1 rs2667026 A/G 0.83 463/2,136 0.89 0.2354 1.77 0.0050
11 RELAb rs931127 A/G 0.43 462/2,135 1.17 0.0350 1.61 0.0014
11 RELA rs7949980 C/T 0.51 463/2,133 1.07 0.3421 1.56 0.0030
14 PRKD1b rs1958980 A/G 0.67 463/2,136 1.08 0.3344 0.64 0.0042
14 PRKD1 rs11847351 A/G 0.67 463/2,133 1.08 0.3429 0.64 0.0043
14 PRKD1 rs1958987 C/T 0.68 459/2,127 1.07 0.3609 0.64 0.0050
17 PRKCA rs6504453 C/T 0.35 462/2,134 1.04 0.6086 0.63 0.0032
Notes: CC, case–control; Chr, chromosome; EAF, effect allele frequency; OR, odds ratio; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism. aCalculated in controls. bThe two SNPs near RELA are in moderate linkage disequilibrium (LD) with r2 = 0.65, whereas the three SNPs in PRKD1 are in strong LD (r2 > 0.8).