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. 2008 Jul 11;13(3):287–294. doi: 10.1111/j.1542-474X.2008.00233.x

Table 3.

Distribution and Age Effect of Individual High‐Risk Risk Genotypes in Study Patient

SNP Frequency of High‐Risk Genotype(s) (%) Age Effect*
White Nonwhite White Change (Yrs) P Value Nonwhite Change (Yrs) P
APOE 112R > C 158C > R 32 29  −1.8 0.06 −0.8 0.62
APOB ins, del  9  9  −0.2 0.93 +4.4 0.07
IL6‐174G > C 61 22* +0.9 0.35 +2.2 0.20
ITGB311T > C 30 18* −0.6 0.54 +2.7 0.15
ACE ins, del 28 35* +0.7 0.47 +1.6 0.26
AGTR1 1166A > C 49 21* +0.7 0.47 +0.6 0.73
CETP 277A > G 84 88  −2.7 0.03 +0.1 0.93
NOS3 894G > T  8  3* −3.4 0.04 −1.6 0.70
APOA13238C > G 31 30  −0.1 0.90 −1.0 0.52
APOC33238C > G 20 31*  +0.46 0.69 +2.0 0.20
F2 20210G > A  4 2 −0.8 0.74 −2.2 0.66
SELP 76666C > A 82 91* −0.1 0.91 −1.4 0.57
PON1 584A > G 51 81* −2.2 0.02 −2.3 0.21
CYBA 242T > C 58 57  −0.8 0.94 +0.9 0.56
F13A1 163T > G 61 61  −0.2 0.87 +0.5 0.74
AGT 235M > T 19 57* −1.1 0.34 +0.5 0.69
LPL‐93T > G 56 56  −0.1 0.94 +1.1 0.46
PAI1‐675 4G/5G 28 13* −0.8 0.41 −0.35 0.88

*P < 0.05.

†Age effect was analyzed using multivariate regression modeling. Findings were adjusted for gender, a history of diabetes mellitus, a history of hypertension, and current smoking.