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. 2021 Jul 16;13(7):2440. doi: 10.3390/nu13072440

Table 4.

The association between each instrumental variable and confounding factors.

Instrumental Variable Confounding Factors (Beta (Standard Error), p-Value)
Smoking Alcohol Consumption Dietary Habits (RFS) BMI
rs12567136 0.22(0.32),0.50 −0.11(0.29),0.70 1.21(1.03),0.24 −0.05(0.38),0.89
rs1801133 0.02(0.11),0.85 0.01(0.08),0.91 −0.54(0.28),0.05 −0.05(0.11),0.62
rs2336377 −0.06(0.12),0.60 0.03(0.09),0.72 0.10(0.31),0.75 0.11(0.12),0.35
rs1624230 −0.15(0.13),0.25 0.12(0.10),0.22 0.12(0.34),0.73 −0.19(0.13),0.15
rs1836883 0.16(0.11),0.13 0.03(0.08),0.73 −0.40(0.27),0.15 −0.08(0.10),0.44

RFS, recommended food score; BMI, body mass index; Smoking: current smoker vs non-, ex-smoker; Drinking: current drinker vs non-, ex-drinker. Analyses were adjusted for age, sex, and area. Genetic model is additive.