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. 2016 Dec 29;8(5):8550–8558. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.14347

Table 5. Association of DII score with the risk of colorectal cancer, as stratified by PPARGCA1 rs3774921 genetic variant and risk factorsa.

DII score TT/TC CC P for interaction
No. Controls/Cases High vs. Low No. Controls/Cases High vs. Low
Low High Adjusted OR (95% CI)b Low High Adjusted OR (95% CI)b
Age
 <50 years old 116/63 162/82 0.95(0.62, 1.45) 14/4 21/8 0.86(0.16, 4.72) 0.83
 ≥50 years old 500/183 468/304 1.96(1.50, 2.48) 69/13 50/40 8.42(3.24, 21.90) 0.005
BMI (kg/m2)
 <25 402/160 429/270 1.77(1.36, 2.32) 54/10 50/35 6.63(2.33, 18.87) 0.03
 ≥25 214/86 201/116 1.40(0.97, 2.02) 29/7 21/13 3.81(1.09, 13.28) 0.15
Regular exercise
 No 202/171 308/257 1.03(0.77–1.38) 25/9 30/33 8.54(2.27–32.13) 0.004
 Yes 410/75 320/129 2.47(1.75–3.50) 57/8 41/15 2.76(0.94–8.18) 0.75
Smoking status
 Never 301/121 248/163 1.91(1.39–2.63) 36/6 30/22 7.16(1.93–26.60) 0.06
 Ever 315/125 382/223 1.46(1.09–1.96) 47/11 41/26 4.91(1.71–14.13) 0.08

Abbreviation: DII, dietary inflammatory index.

aThe DII score was categorized into two groups (high/low) based on the median (1.41) level of the control group.

bAdjusted for education and total calorie intake.