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. 2019 Dec 3;80(6):585–593. doi: 10.15288/jsad.2019.80.585

Table 1.

Gene-based analysis results for rare variant associations with antisocial personality scores, DSM-5 AUD symptom counts, and AUD/ASP interaction term

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Phenotype Gene Rare variants n Rare carriers p1 p2 p3
ASP GABRA2 75 .15342 .042122 .033350 .045094
GABRA4 39 .06460 .504570 .517550 .503820
GABRB1 196 .36584 .440040 .476390 .451080
GABRG1 16 .03354 .685310 .691660 .697640
DSM-5 GABRA2 75 .15342 .691980
AUD GABRA4 39 .06460 .892290
GABRB1 196 .36584 .992570
GABRG1 16 .03354 .983040
AUD/ASP interaction term GABRA2 75 .15342 .005515 .005079 .004439
GABRA4 39 .06460 .215180 .229850 .200870
GABRB1 196 .36584 .033642 .029625 .032484
GABRG1 16 .03354 .705630 .671530 .641210

Notes: DSM-5 = Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition; AUD = alcohol use disorder; ASP = antisocial practices; p1 = no common variant covariate; p2 = GABRA2 common variant covariate; p3 = GABRB1 common variant covariate. Secondary analyses (i.e., p2 and p3) were restricted to gene-based tests demonstrating p1 of nominal significance. Thus, no secondary analyses for the gene-based tests of AUD were conducted.