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Published in final edited form as: J Hum Genet. 2019 Oct 29;65(2):99–113. doi: 10.1038/s10038-019-0692-3

Table 4.

Impact of COX-2 variants on malaria and SMA over 36 months

Variants Malaria SMA
Events RR 95% CI P value Events RR 95% CI P value
−512
 CC n = 4591 REF n = 213 REF
 CT n = 759 1.074 0.988–1.169 0.095 n = 39 1.241 0.847–1.817 0.268
 TT n = 109 1.072 0.866–1.329 0.522 n = 6 1.088 0.449–2.637 0.852
−608
 TT n = 3776 REF n = 184 REF
 TC n = 1453 1.017 0.952–1.087 0.622 n = 64 0.875 0.638–1.198 0.405
 CC n = 230 0.746 0.640–0.869 1.811e−4 n = 10 0.644 0.300–1.383 0.259
−765
 GG n = 2290 REF n = 105 REF
 GC n = 2322 0.980 0.919–1.045 0.537 n = 1127 1.147 0.857–1.536 0.356
 CC n = 847 1.035 0.943–1.136 0.466 n = 26 0.654 0.397–1.076 0.095
−1195
 AA n = 4963 REF n = 231 REF
 AG n = 432 0.919 0.828–1.020 0.110 n = 25 1.060 0.689–1.632 0.791
 GG n = 64 0.798 0.615–1.035 0.089 n = 2 0.303 0.042–2.168 0.235
Haplotypes
 CTGA n = 2390 1.077 0.987–1.174 0.096 n = 123 1.464 0.971–2.207 0.069
 CCGA n = 1411 1.017 0.939–1.101 0.682 n = 64 1.085 0.743–1.584 0.674
 CTCA n = 2140 1.026 0.952–1.105 0.508 n = 99 1.049 0.746–1.477 0.782
 CTCG n = 45 1.227 0.885–1.701 0.219 n = 0
 TTCA n = 676 1.115 1.013–1.227 0.026 n = 38 1.320 0.842–2.068 0.226
 TTGG n = 34 1.755 1.170–2.634 0.007 n = 4 8.706 2.633–28.790 3.917e−4
 CCCA n = 147 0.867 0.716–1.050 0.144 n = 2 0.633 0.192–2.085 0.452
 TTGA n = 113 1.032 0.842–1.265 0.763 n = 3 0.830 0.259–2.664 0.754
 CTGG n = 354 0.856 0.760–0.965 0.011 n = 19 0.965 0.563–1.654 0.897
 TCGA n = 16 0.670 0.401–1.119 0.126 n = 0
 CCGG n = 26 0.991 0.666–1.474 0.962 n = 0
 TTCG n = 31 1.608 1.091–2.371 0.016 n = 4 5.714 1.725–18.930 0.004

Data are presented as relative risk (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) determined using Poisson regression modeling performed on longitudinal data of >14,000 patient visits to assess the risk to malaria or SMA episodes. Children (n = 1081) were followed at day 14 after enrollment and 14 days after a malaria episode, quarterly, and at acute febrile visits for 36 months. There were 5,331 malaria episodes and 238 SMA (Hb < 5.0 g/dL) episodes. The log linear regression model controlled for age, sex, HIV-1 and bacteremia (presence/absence), and sickle cell trait, α+-thalassemia, and G6PD status. The homozygous wild-type genotypes and non-carriers of haplotypes were used as references in the analyses. Bold indicates a P value ≤ 0.050