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. 2018 Oct 31;10:5209–5218. doi: 10.2147/CMAR.S175961

Table 2.

Distributions of the three SNPs and alleles in two groups and their relationship with susceptibility of lung cancer

SNP Lung cancer
Cases, n (%) Controls, n (%) ORa (95% CI) Pb

rs920778
TT 324 (59.7) 326 (59.2) 1 (ref)
TC 197 (36.3) 203 (36.8) 1.026 (0.800–1.317) 0.838
CC 22 (4.1) 22 (4.0) 0.989 (0.537–1.823) 0.973
TC+CC vs TT 1.023 (0.803–1.302) 0.856
CC vs TT+TC 0.980 (0.536–1.792) 0.947
T allele 845 (77.8) 855 (77.6)
C allele 241 (22.2) 247 (22.4) 1.013 (0.828–1.239) 0.901
rs12826786
CC 340 (62.6) 381 (69.1) 1 (ref)
CT 185 (34.1) 156 (28.3) 0.757 (0.584–0.980) 0.035*
TT 18 (3.3) 14 (2.5) 0.696 (0.341–1.422) 0.321
CT+TT vs CC 0.751 (0.584–0.966) 0.026*
TT vs CC+CT 0.762 (0.375–1.548) 0.452
C allele 865 (79.7) 918 (83.3)
T allele 221 (20.3) 184 (16.7) 0.785 (0.632–0.974) 0.028*
rs4759314
AA 526 (96.9) 489 (88.7) 1.00 (ref)
AG 16 (2.9) 61 (11.1) 4.048 (2.302–7.120) <0.001*
GG 1 (0.2) 1 (0.2) 1.023 (0.064–16.440) 0.987
GG+AG vs AA 3.869 (2.230–6.714) <0.001*
GG vs AA+AG 0.931 (0.058–14.965) 0.960
A allele 1,068 (98.3) 1,039 (94.3)
G allele 18 (1.7) 63 (5.7) 3.598 (2.116–6.117) <0.001*

Notes:

a

OR adjusted for age;

b

P-value adjusted for age

*

Indicates statistical significance (P<0.05).

Abbreviations: ref, reference; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism.