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Table 3 Comparison of genotype and allele frequencies for TNF-α, IFN-γ, and IL-6 in IPF patients and healthy controls

From: Cytokine gene polymorphisms and serum cytokine levels in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

Cytokine/Genotype/Allele

IPF

Healthy controls

*p-value

OR

95% CI

 

(n = 60)

(n = 150)

 

TNF-α (−308)

     

 AAa

4 (6.7)

9 (6)

0.856

0.894

0.264 – 3.020

 AGb

19 (31.7)

38 (25.3)

0.392

0.732

0.380 – 1.412

 GGc

37 (61.7)

103 (68.7)

0.336

1.362

0.730 – 2.544

 A alleled

27 (22.5)

56 (18.7)

0.416

0.791

0.471 – 1.327

 G allele

93 (77.5)

244 (81.3)

   

IFN-γ (+874)

     

 TTe

15 (25)

35 (23.3)

0.858

0.913

0.455 – 1.832

 ATf

23 (38.3)

73 (48.7)

0.220

1.525

0.828 – 2.810

 AAg

22 (36.7)

42 (28)

0.247

0.672

0.356 – 1.267

 T alleleh

53 (44.2)

143 (47.7)

0.588

0.868

0.567 – 1.329

 A allele

67 (55.8)

157 (52.3)

   

IL-6 (−174)

     

 CCi

4 (6.7)

9 (6)

0.856

0.894

0.264 – 3.020

 CGj

11 (18.3)

33 (22)

0.708

1.256

0.588 – 2.685

 GGk

45 (75)

108 (72)

0.733

0.857

0.432 – 1.699

 C allelel

19 (15.8)

51 (17)

0.885

1.089

0.612 – 1.935

 G allele

101 (84.2)

249 (83)

   
  1. Data are presented as number (with percentages).
  2. Abbreviations: TNF-α tumor necrosis factor alpha, IFN-γ interferon gamma, IL interleukin, IPF idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval.
  3. *Chi-square or Fisher’s exact tests were used to compare frequencies between genotypes and alleles.
  4. aAA vs. GG and AG genotypes.
  5. bAG vs. AA and GG genotypes.
  6. cGG vs. AG and AA genotypes.
  7. dA vs. G allele.
  8. eTT vs. AT and AA genotypes.
  9. fAT vs. AA and TT genotypes.
  10. gAA vs. TT and AT genotypes.
  11. hT vs. A allele.
  12. iCC vs. GG and CG genotypes.
  13. jCG vs. CC and GG genotypes.
  14. kGG vs. CG and CC genotypes.
  15. lC vs. G allele.