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. 2021 Sep 9;98(3):296–302. doi: 10.1016/j.jped.2021.06.007

Table 3.

Maternal genotype correlation with obstetric outcomes and anthropometric parameters.

Characteristica Genotype
GCK rs1799884
p-valued TCF7L2 rs7903146
p-valued LEPR rs1137101
p-valued Totala
GG GA AA CC CT TT AA AG GG
Birth Weight (g) – n (%)
-
 Low (<2,500) 6(3.57) 4(5.41) 1(12.50) 7(5.19) 3(3.09) 1(5.56) 2(2.63) 3(2.59) 6(10.34) 11(4.40)
 Insufficient (2,500 to 2,999) 31(18.45) 15(20.27) 3(37.50) 28(20.74) 18(18.56) 3(16.67) 15(19.74) 24(20.69) 10(17.24) 49(19.60)
 Adequate (3,000 to 3,999) 120(71.43) 47(63.51) 4(50.00) 92(68.15) 66(68.04) 13(72.22) 52(68.42) 81(69.83) 38(65.52) 171(68.40)
 Excessive (≥4,000) 11(6.55) 8(10.81) 0 8(5.93) 10(10.31) 1(5.56) 7(9.21) 8(6.90) 4(6.90) 19(7.60)
 Mean (SD) 3,332(462) 3,325(555) 3,148(596) 0.134 3,297(479) 3,363(511) 3,314(524) 0.750 3,387(537) 3,309(465) 3,270(492) 0.386 3,324(494.60)
Gestational age (weeks) – n (%)
-
 Preterm (<37) 20(11.90) 12(16.22) 1(12.50) 19(14.07) 10(10.31) 4(22.22) 7(9.21) 17(14.66) 9(15.52) 33(13.20)
 Term (37 to <42) 141(83.93) 61(82.43) 6(75.00) 112(82.96) 82(84.54) 14(77.78) 68(89.47) 94(81.03) 46(79.31) 208(83.20)
 Post-term (≥42) 7(4.17) 1(1.35) 1(12.50) 4(2.96) 5(5.15) 0 1(1.32) 5(4.31) 3(5.17) 9(3.60)
 Mean (SD) 38.64(1.89) 38.47(2.13) 38.75(1.75) 0.443 38.58(2.04) 38.65(1.90) 38.33(1.53) 0.302 38.80e(1.60) 38.39f(2.08) 38.72e(2.09) 0.037 38.59(1.96)
Sex of the baby – n female (%) 86(51.19) 46(62.16) 2(25.00) 0.074 72(53.33) 51(52.58) 11(61.11) 0.797 39(51.32) 59(50.86) 36(62.07) 0.336 134(53.60)
Pre-pregnancy BMI (kg/m2) - mean (SD) 24.47(4.89) 23.49(4.86) 24.17(5.24) 0.964 23.95(5.15) 24.14(4.42) 25.97(5.24) 0.264 23.95(4.39) 24.74(5.28) 23.32(4.62) 0.184 24.17(4.90)
Total n (%)b 168(67.20) 74(29.60) 8(3.20) 135(54.00) 97(38.80) 18(7.20) 76(30.40) 116(46.40) 58(23.20) N = 250c(100)
a

Data are expressed as number of subjects in a group (%) or mean (Standard deviation - SD).

b

n, number of subjects for a specific characteristic.

c

N, total number of subjects examined.

d

Pearson's chi-square test was used to categorical variables and One Way ANOVA was used to variables in continuous form.

e,f Averages followed by same letter did not have statistical differences in Bonferroni test.