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. 2021 Apr 9;22:14. doi: 10.1186/s12863-021-00968-1

Table 2.

Summary of the meta-analysis of the association of APOA gene polymorphisms with hyperlipidemia

SNP Analysis model Genotype model Heterogeneity(I2/P) OR (95%CI) P Publication bias P
APOA5–1131 T>C A C vs T 73.9%/ < 0.001 1.996(1.529 ~ 2.606) < 0.001 0.353
D TC + CC vs TT 71.2%/ < 0.001 2.179(1.565 ~ 3.035) < 0.001 0.258
R CC vs TC + TT 5.5%/ 0.390 2.790(2.055 ~ 3.789) < 0.001 0.991
C CC vs TT 45.7%/ 0.056 3.604(2.589 ~ 5.017) < 0.001 0.899
TC vs TT 67.2%/ 0.001 1.932(1.395 ~ 2.674) < 0.001 0.465
APOA1-75 bp A A vs G 1.2%/ 0.400 1.228(1.067 ~ 1.413) 0.004 0.086
D AA+GA vs GG 0.0%/ 0.704 1.246(1.056 ~ 1.471) 0.009 0.067
R AA vs GA + GG 15.9%/ 0.313 1.458(0.976 ~ 2.180) 0.066 0.086
C AA vs GG 17.4%/ 0.304 1.520(1.008 ~ 2.291) 0.046 0.086
GA vs GG 0.0%/ 0.828 1.212(1.020 ~ 1.439) 0.029 0.221
APOA1 + 83 bp A T vs C 0.0%/ 0.472 0.928(0.771 ~ 1.116) 0.425 0.440
D TT + TC vs CC 0.0%/ 0.478 0.950(0.780 ~ 1.157) 0.607 0.371
R TT vs TC + CC 0.0%/ 0.799 0.310(0.076 ~ 1.271) 0.104 0.315
C TT vs CC 0.0%/ 0.775 0.308(0.075 ~ 1.259) 0.101 0.346
TC vs CC 0.0%/ 0.607 0.967(0.793 ~ 1.180) 0.740 0.466

A allelic model; D dominant model; R recessive model; C codominant model; Publication bias P: using Begg’s or Egger’s tests