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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 25.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetologia. 2011 Apr 12;54(7):1684–1692. doi: 10.1007/s00125-011-2122-8

Table 4.

Reduced general linear models for the association of HLA-DRB1*02 by tag SNP rs9268852*A

Dependent variable n Explanatory variable
DRB1 *02 Age (years) Sex (women) Birth year Body fat (%) Insulin sensitivity 30 min glucose
Type 2 diabetes 3265 0.723a (0.002) 1.092 (<0.001) 1.292 (<0.001) 1.012 (0.030)
Log acute insulin response 266 1.306b (0.005) 0.993 (0.074) 0.807 (0.005) 1.014 (0.006) 0.446 (0.002)
Log 30 min insulin 266 1.178c (0.017) 0.993 (0.004) 0.818 (0.005) 1.021 (<0.001) 0.299 (<0.001) 1.007 (<0.001)
Body fat percentage 266 2.505d (0.010) 0.052 (0.121) 10.817 (<0.001)
Log insulin sensitivity 266 1.023e (0.277) 1.000 (0.372) 1.132 (<0.001) 0.940 (<0.001)

Each model was adjusted for the genetic correlation within sibships (p values are in parentheses)

For log-transformed variables the effect measure represents the antilog of the β coefficient

a

Odds ratio for diabetes in persons with presence compared with absence of the DRB1 allele

b

Ratio of AIR in persons with presence compared with absence of the DRB1 allele

c

Ratio of 30 min insulin concentration in persons with presence compared with absence of the DRB1 allele

d

Difference in mean body fat percentage between persons with presence or absence of the DRB1 allele

e

Ratio of insulin sensitivity (M) in persons with presence compared with absence of the DRB1 allele. The model included an additional covariate, body fat percentage squared, with estimate 1.000 and p=0.001