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. 2019 Aug 20;11(8):1954. doi: 10.3390/nu11081954

Table 2.

Top 10 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the genes related to vitamin D metabolism and transcriptional activity associated with season-adjusted 25(OH)D concentrations among controls only, the EPIC study, 1992–2003 a.

Gene b SNP N 25(OH)D, β (95% CI) P PBH c
VDR rs2239182 742 −3.82 (−6.15, −1.49) 0.001 0.949
LRP2 rs2673170 747 −4.43 (−7.27, −1.58) 0.002 0.949
NCOA7 rs579477 758 −3.57 (−6.07, −1.07) 0.005 0.949
GC rs1352844 747 5.26 (1.63, 8.88) 0.005 0.949
GC rs188812 752 5.38 (1.57, 9.20) 0.006 0.949
GC rs2298849 757 4.26 (1.11, 7.41) 0.008 0.949
CUBN rs4525114 750 7.11 (1.94, 12.29) 0.007 0.949
CYP27B1 rs4646536 751 3.65 (0.93, 6.37) 0.009 0.949
CYP27B1 rs10877013 764 3.42 (0.73, 6.12) 0.013 0.974
HDAC9 rs212669 753 −8.12 (−14.34, −1.90) 0.011 0.974

a Adjusted for age at blood collection, sex, and center. b Genes related to vitamin D metabolism and transcriptional activity. c P after Benjamini–Hochberg (BH) multiple testing correction.