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. 2016 Dec 29;8(5):8597–8603. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.14354

Table 3. Genotypes distribution of SNPs and their associations with the risk of drug addiction.

SNP ID Alleles Aa/B genotype No. (frequency) Logistic regression
Case (%) Control (%) OR(95% CI) pa
rs886205 A/G GG 537(77.6) 512(73.1) 1
AA 9(1.3) 8(1.1) 0.696(0.255-1.902) 0.479
AG 146(21.1) 180(25.8) 0.770(0.587-1.008) 0.057
rs441 C/T TT 347(50.1) 369(52.7) 1
CC 39(5.7) 67(9.6) 0.655(0.414-1.036) 0.070
CT 306(44.2) 264(37.7) 1.262(0.994-1.602) 0.056
rs4646778 A/C CC 346(50.1) 369(52.8) 1
AA 39(5.6) 67(9.6) 0.657(0.415-1.040) 0.073
AC 306(44.3) 263(37.6) 1.271(1.001-1.614) 0.048*
rs671 A/G GG 452(65.3) 526(75.1) 1
AA 23(3.3) 10(1.4) 2.638(1.180-5.899) 0.018*
AG 217(31.4) 164(23.5) 1.646(1.269-2.133) < 0.001*
rs11066028 A/C CC 568(82.1) 573(81.9) 1
AA 7(1.0) 4(0.6) 1.409(0.392-5.509) 0.569
AC 117(16.9) 123(17.5) 0.935(0.692-1.263) 0.662

a Minor alleles, OR: Odds ratio, CI: Confidence interval;

a

p value were calculated by unconditional logistic regression adjusted by gender and age;

*

p ≤ 0.05; Bonferroni's multiple adjustment was applied, with p<0.00125.