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Table 5 Patient Demographics and clinical data

From: A study of the role of GATA4 polymorphism in cardiovascular metabolic disorders

Variant

Genotype/allele

Controls

Cases

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

    

pvalue

Exp (B)(95% CI)

Correctedpvalue

Exp (B″)(95% CI)

Coronary artery disease

 rs3729855CT

T

0.037

0.030

0.047*

0.78(0.62–1.00)

0.315

0.87(0.67–1.14)

 rs3203358CG

G

0.206

0.191

0.074

0.90(0.82–1.00)

0.042*

0.88(0.78–0.99)

 rs1062219CT

CT + TT

0.663

0.694

0.034*

1.15 (1.01–1.31)

0.091

1.13(0.98–1.31)

 rs17153743AG

AG + GG

0.033

0.022

0.036*

0.67(0.47–0.98)

0.032*

0.67(0.43–0.96)

 rs804280AC

C

0.420

0.446

0.018*

1.11(1.02–1.21)

0.009*

1.14(1.03–1.27)

AC + CC

0.647

0.688

0.005**

1.20(1.06–1.36)

0.012*

1.20(1.03–1.39)

Myocardial infarction

 rs3729855CT

T

0.040

0.030

0.020*

0.75(0.59–0.96)

0.323

0.86(0.86–1.56)

 rs3729856AG

GG

0.031

0.041

0.024*

1.34(1.04–1.72)

0.146

1.42(0.88–2.33)

 rs13264774CT

CT + TT

0.269

0.247

0.029*

0.89(0.80–0.99)

0.103

0.84(0.69–1.04)

 rs804280AC

AC + CC

0.645

0.681

0.020*

1.17(1.07–1.29)

0.511

1.07(0.88–1.28)

Congenital heart disease

 rs3729856AG

G

0.145

0.215

0.012*

1.61(1.11–2.30)

0.081

1.51(0.95–2.40)

AG + GG

0.280

0.362

0.018*

1.45(1.07–1.99)

0.108

1.57(0.90–2.73)

 rs12825CG

CG + GG

0.777

0.854

0.010*

1.68(1.13–2.50)

0.108

1.71(0.89–3.29)

 rs11785481CT

T

0.115

0.154

0.037*

1.41(1.02–1.94)

0.030*

1.78(1.06–3.00)

CT + TT

0.190

0.275

0.053*

1.61(1.15–2.27)

0.183

1.50(0.83–2.75)

 rs2740434CT

CT + TT

0.073

0.123

0.020*

1.78(1.09–2.89)

0.403

0.70(0.30–1.63)

 rs13264774CT

CT + TT

0.267

0.205

0.057

0.71(0.049–1.01)

0.238

0.69(0.38–1.27)

  1. The table summarizes the univariate and multivariate analyses for the relationships of the gene variants with coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction and congenital heart disease in the studied 4,278 individuals. Bonferroni tests have been performed to adjust for age and sex, and adjustment made for the confounders in the multivariate tests.*p < 0.05; **p < 0.005.