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. 2019 May 10;10:428. doi: 10.3389/fgene.2019.00428

Table 4.

Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) examined for interactions with education level impacting median premedication systolic and diastolic blood pressure.

SNP in education interaction term p-value for the interaction between high school and SNP p-value for interaction between college and SNP
Systolic Blood Pressure
rs4593967_A 0.886 0.858
rs10921895_G 0.896 0.746
rs3804485_C 0.260 0.863
rs11066700_A 0.178 0.200
Diastolic Blood Pressure
rs950928_G 0.175 0.298
rs8056711_C 0.175 0.297
rs9931167_A 0.927 0.503
rs11648873_T 0.940 0.478
rs28681321_A 0.941 0.461
rs6687976_A 0.052 0.996
chr16.19642355_G 0.094 0.110
rs3095994_A 0.738 0.726
rs1273518_G 0.218 0.648
rs1858975_A 0.076 0.091
rs4593967_A 0.512 0.768
rs8046628_C 0.181 0.316
rs6497402_A 0.062 0.085
chr16.19641087_A 0.064 0.076

Median premedication systolic blood pressure (SBP) and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) were outcomes in the linear regression models. Covariates included in the models were age, age squared, sex, body mass index, smoking status, and African ancestry. The main effect of education and the SNP, as well as the SNP × education interaction term were also included in the model. Less than high school was the reference group within the regression models. The p-value for the potential SNP-education interaction is bolded.