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. 2017 Oct 28;27(2):396–405. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddx390

Table 1.

Characteristics of the discovery and replication cohorts and per COPD status

Discovery cohort
Replication cohort
COPD Controls All COPD Controls All
N (% of all) 114 (15.7)a 541 (74.7) 724 93 (12.1)a 591 (77.2) 766
Age (years)a 61.9±8.6 59.3±7.9 59.9±8.2 68.2±5.7 67.6±5.9 67.7±5.9
Males (%) 68 (59.6) 233 (43.1) 331 (45.7) 54 (58.1) 249 (42.1) 324 (42.3)
FEV1/FVC(% of all) 0.63±0.07(71.9) 0.78±0.04(66.0) 0.76±0.08(67.0) 0.63±0.07(95.7) 0.79±0.05(91.0) 0.76±0.08(91.8)
Current smokers, n (%)a 43 (37.7) 107 (19.8) 168 (23.2) 20 (21.5) 52 (8.8) 80 (10.4)
Ex-smokers, n (%) 55 (48.2) 239 (44.2) 322 (44.5) 51 (54.8) 326 (55.2) 427 (55.7)
Never smokers, n (%) 16 (14.0) 195 (36.0) 234 (32.3) 22 (23.7) 213 (36.0) 259 (33.8)
Pack-yearsb 34.3±26.9 19.9±19.6 23.2±22.0 33.7±18.7 19.6±20.1 21.9±20.6

Data for quantitative measures presented as mean ± SD. COPD: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease cases; All: all participants included in EWAS. For traits that were not available for all participants (COPD status and FEV1/FVC), the valid percentage is denoted in brackets (% of all).

a

Significantly different between the discovery and replication cohort.

b

Pack-years data were available for all participants (mean and SD calculated in current and ex-smokers only).