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. 2020 Jul 31;21:157. doi: 10.1186/s12881-020-01092-0

Table 4.

The associations between SNPs and euphoria associated with the first heroin use

Gene Variable/ID Weak(n = 628) Strong (n = 173) Pa OR, 95% CI Pb Exp(B), 95% CI
Number Percent Number Percent
TH rs10770140 0.047n 0.791
TT 538 85.7 150 86.7 0.729 1.091, 0.667–1.785 0.741 1.088, 0.659–1.798
TC 90 7.2 21 12.1 0.460 1.211,0.728–2.012 0.460 1.215, 0.724–2.037
CC 0 0.0 2 1.2 0.046n 1.012, 0.996–1.028 0.999 7,208,139,313, 0.000-
T 1166 92.8 321 92.8 0.970 1.009, 0.637–1.598
C 90 7.2 25 7.2
rs10770141 0.035n 0.593
GG 544 86.6 153 88.4 0.529 1.181, 0.703–1.986 0.515 1.192, 0.702–2.025
GA 84 6.7 18 10.4 0.299 1.329,0.775–2.278 0.283 1.351,0.780–2.342
AA 0 0.0 2 1.2 0.046n 1.012, 0.996–1.028 0.999 7,208,139,313, 0.000-
G 1172 93.3 324 93.6 0.827 0.947, 0.583–1.539
A 84 6.7 22 6.4

Pa: Genotypic and allele frequency difference assessment by chi-square test

Pb: Genotypic and allele frequency difference assessment by binary logistic regression

n: The result was not significant after Bonferroni’s correction