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

Table 4.

Influence of maternal genetics on birth weight, considering obstetric outcomes, clinical and anthropometric characteristics.

Characteristics Birth weight
Unadjusteda p-value Adjusteda p-value
Β coefficient (95% CI) Β coefficient (95% CI)
GCK rs1799884
 Mm -7.00 (-146.68; 32.67) 0.92 34.79 (-96.58; 166.17) 0.62
 mm -191.31 (-551.61; 168.98) 0.29 -335.25 (-669.39; -1.17) 0.04
TCF7L2 rs7903146
 Mm 55.21 (-78.41; 188.85) 0.41 48.83 (-73.89;171.57) 0.43
 mm 15.76 (-228.48; 260.02) 0.89 21.53 (-205.47; 248.55) 0.85
LEPR rs1137101
 Mm -81.39 (-229.07; 66.28) 0.27 -63.26 (-199.97; 73.44) 0.36
 mm -133.22 (-307.65; 41.20) 0.13 -88.30 (-248.51; 71.89) 0.27
Vitamin D (per nmol/L) 3.33 (1.29; 5.36) < 0.01 3.34 (1.36; 5.31) < 0.01
Maternal pre-pregnancy BMI (per kg/m²) 27.37 (14.50; 40.25) < 0.01 25.06 (12.63; 37.48) < 0.01
Gestational age (per week) 68.11 (36.36; 99.86) < 0.01 61.22 (29.91; 92.52) < 0.01
Sex of the baby (female) -173.60 (-298.16; -49.04) < 0.01 -221.60 (-340.57; -102.62) < 0.01
Planned pregnancy (yes) -31.66 (-162.49; 99.15) 0.63 42.95 (-81.08; 166.99) 0.49
Race (black/brown) 66.52 (-101.84; 234.89) 0.43 77.81 (-83.89; 239.53) 0.34
Education (< 12 years) 29.01 (-110.80; 168.84) 0.68 -58.55 (-189.95; 72.84) 0.38

Mm, heterozygous; mm, homozygous for the minor allele; MM, homozygous for the major allele.

a

Simple and multiple linear regression analysis – Beta coefficient with 95% confidence interval: values showed represent increase or decrease (in grams) in birth weight according to the genotype of each polymorphism with or without 1-unit of co-conditioning. MM was used as reference group.