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. 2019 Jan 29;188(6):1033–1054. doi: 10.1093/aje/kwz005

Table 1.

Distribution (Number) of Participants by Ancestry in a Genome-Wide Meta-Analysis of Gene-Alcohol Interaction and Lipid Levels, 2017a

Analysis Stage Ancestry Group Meta-Analysis
European African Asian Hispanic Brazilian
1 89,893 20,989 12,450 3,994 0 127,326
2b 136,986 4,475 108,431 13,714 3,652 267,258
Totalc 226,879 25,464 120,881 17,708 3,652 394,584

Abbreviation: df, degrees of freedom.

a For each lipid trait, association analyses were performed accounting for 2 alcohol consumption status variables: “current drinker” and “regular drinker.” For each ancestry group, study-specific results were combined to perform the 1-df test for an interaction effect and the 2-df joint test of the genetic main effect and interaction with drinking exposure. Persons from 5 ancestry groups were included: European, African, Asian, Hispanic, and Brazilian.

b Variants selected for follow-up at P ≤ 1 × 10−6 using a 1-df interaction test and a joint 2-df interaction test.

c Variants found to be significant at P ≤ 5 × 10−8 using a joint 2-df interaction test or a 1-df interaction test.