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Table 3 Odds ratio (OR), standard error (SE) of the OR, 95 % confidence interval (CI), Chi square and p values for seven VEGFA SNPs in comparison of alleles from the AMS and CMS study groups with their Han (H) and Tibetan (T) control study groups, respectively

From: VEGFA SNPs and transcriptional factor binding sites associated with high altitude sickness in Han and Tibetan Chinese at the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

SNP

Study group

2n

Alleles

ORa

SE

95 % CI

Chi square

p value

   

A

C

     

rs699947 (−)2578

AMS (H)

126

29

97

0.803

0.296

0.432–1.494

0.35

0.554

Normal (H)

118

32

86

     

CMS (T)

96

20

76

1.268

0.416

0.524–3.102

0.135

0.713

Normal (T)

64

11

53

     
   

I

D

     

rs34357231 rs35569394 (−)2550–2549ins 18 bp I/D

AMS (H)

128

30

98

0.788

0.293

0.427–1.455

0.445

0.505

Normal (H)

118

33

85

     

CMS (T)

96

20

76

1.268

0.416

0.524–3.102

0.135

0.713

Normal (T)

64

11

53

     

rs79469752 (−)1203

AMS (H)

104

96

8

0.842

0.628

0.275–2.580

0.005

0.944

Normal (H)

118

110

8

     

CMS (T)

70

63

7

0.509

0.715

0.099–2.342

0.392

0.531

Normal (T)

56

53

3

     
   

A

G

     

rs13207351 (−)1190

AMS (H)

96

30

66

0.921

0.298

0.493–1.722

0.016

0.9

Normal (H)

112

37

75

     

CMS (T)

80

20

60

0.733

0.325

0.309–1.745

0.317

0.573

Normal (T)

48

15

33

     
   

A

C

     

rs28357093 (−)1179

AMS (H)

106

89

17

0.648

0.396

0.279–1.499

0.819

0.366

Normal (H)

118

105

13

     

CMS (T)

92

82

10

     

Normal (T)

58

58

      
   

A

G

     

rs1570360 (−)1154

AMS (H)

92

18

74

0.973

0.355

0.459–2.060

0

1

Normal (H)

110

22

88

     

CMS (T)

88

11

77

1.4

0.569

0.415-4.962

0.102

0.749

Normal (T)

54

5

49

     
   

C

G

     

rs2010963 (−)634

AMS (H)

122

53

69

1.238

0.258

0.724–2.119

0.492

0.483

Normal (H)

128

49

79

     

CMS (T)

94

49

45

0.833

0.332

0.412–1.681

0.148

0.7

Normal (T)

60

34

26

     
  1. aOdds ratio between alleles of mountain illness and control populations