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. 2017;18(10):2717–2724. doi: 10.22034/APJCP.2017.18.10.2717

Table 3.

The Joint Effects of Cigarette Smoking with DNMT3B -149 Genotypes for Lung Cancer Risk

Variables Smoking status Pack-years of smoking
Never smokers Current and ever smokers 0 1-39 ≥40
CA/CN OR (95% CI)a CA/CN OR (95% CI)a CA/CN OR (95% CI)a CA/CN OR (95% CI)a CA/CN OR (95% CI)a
DNMT3B -149 genotypes
TT 83/242 1.12 (0.39-3.22) 100/103 7.69 (2.55-23.14)b 83/243 1.12 (0.39-3.21) 37/52 5.62 (1.77-17.89)b 63/51 9.57 (3.09-29.66)b
CT 5/20 1 2/15 0.89 (0.13-6.16) 5/20 1 0/6 0.41 (0.18-0.93) 2/9 1.43 (0.19-10.80)
TT 83/242 1.09 (0.37-3.21) 100/103 11.03 (1.55-78.50)b 83/243 1.09 (0.37-3.21) 37/52 3.38 (0.58-19.75) 63/51 7.93 (0.92-68.43)
CT 5/20 1 2/15 1 5/20 1 0/6 1 2/9 1
Test for interaction χ2=4.75 (1 df); P=0.03 χ2=6.26 (2 df); P=0.04
a

Data were matched by age and gender, calculated by (exact) conditional logistic regression and adjusted for green tea consumption, exposure to cooking fumes, and family history of lung cancer;

b

P<0.01.