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Table 4 Association between CYP2E1 (RsaI) polymorphism and clinicopathological characteristics

From: Role of CYP2E1 genotypes in susceptibility to colorectal cancer in the Kashmiri population

Variables

  

Cases (n= 86)

  
 

n= 86

c1/c1

46 (53.5%)

c1/c2

15 (17.4%)

c2/c2

25 (29.1%)

χ2; pvalue

Age group

     

≤ 50

30 (34.9%)

21

5

4

6.29; 0.04

> 50

56 (65.1%)

25

10

21

 

Gender

     

Female

37 (43.0%)

20

6

11

0.07; 0.96

Male

49 (67.0%)

26

9

14

 

Dwelling

     

Rural

59 (68.6%)

27

11

21

5.0; 0.08

Urban

27 (31.4%)

19

4

4

 

Smoking status

     

Ever

55 (64.0%)

29

8

18

1.45; 0.48

Never

31 (36.0%)

17

7

7

 

Tumour location

     

Colon

36 (41.9%)

19

5

12

0.84; 0.65

Rectum

50 (58.1%)

27

10

13

 

Nodal status

     

Involved

48 (55.8%)

24

4

20

11.34; 0.003

Not Involved

38 (44.2%)

22

11

5

 

Tumour grade

     

A + B

38 (44.2%)

22

11

5

11.34; 0.003

C + D

48 (55.8%)

24

4

20

 

Pesticide exposure

     

Ever

53 (61.6%)

26

8

19

3.13; 0.20

Never

33 (38.4%)

20

7

6

 

Bleeding PR/constipation

     

Yes

60 (69.8%)

32

10

18

0.13; 0.93

No

26 (30.2%)

14

5

7

 

Tumour type a

     

Mucinous

33 (38.5%)

20

6

7

1.84; 0.39

Non-mucinous

52 (60.5%)

25

9

18

 
  1. aOne was squamous cell carcinoma. Significant p values are shown in bold.