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Table 4 Mean percentage mammographic density (MD) according to insulin-like growth factor haplotype-tagging SNPs

From: Common genetic variation in IGF1, IGFBP-1, and IGFBP-3 in relation to mammographic density: a cross-sectional study

SNP

Genotype

n

Mean percentage MDa

p for trendb

1

C/C

2

19.1

0.13

 

C/T

71

29.5

 
 

T/T

1,035

26.5

 

2

A/A

20

29.1

0.07

 

A/G

308

25.0

 
 

G/G

748

27.4

 

3

A/A

51

27.3

0.74

 

A/G

388

26.6

 
 

G/G

662

26.5

 

4

A/A

23

25.9

0.89

 

A/C

284

26.7

 
 

C/C

816

26.8

 

5

G/G

47

24.7

0.74

 

C/G

403

26.6

 
 

C/C

657

26.8

 

6

G/G

88

24.3

0.05

 

A/G

419

26.4

 
 

A/A

569

27.6

 

7

A/A

7

20.1

0.007

 

A/G

155

24.7

 
 

G/G

934

27.4

 

8

T/T

20

29.3

0.18

 

G/T

255

27.9

 
 

G/G

776

26.4

 

9

G/G

36

19.6

<0.0001

 

C/G

325

24.8

 
 

C/C

730

27.9

 

10

G/G

19

25.3

0.83

 

G/C

262

27.4

 
 

C/C

809

26.6

 

11

A/A

117

23.2

0.0004

 

G/A

469

26.4

 
 

G/G

503

28.2

 

12

C/C

59

24.3

0.16

 

C/G

425

26.5

 
 

G/G

605

27.2

 

13

G/G

270

27.0

0.60

 

A/G

570

26.6

 
 

A/A

278

26.8

 

14

G/G

26

26.1

0.82

 

A/G

320

26.3

 
 

A/A

750

26.9

 
  1. aMultivariate-adjusted models including age (continuous), body mass index (continuous), alcohol consumption (category), age at first birth/parity, history of benign breast disease (yes/no), family history of breast cancer (yes/no), menopausal status/postmenopausal hormone use (premenopausal, postmenopausal never user, postmenopausal current user, postmenopausal past user); b p for trend based on inclusion of genotype as an ordinal variable in models with square-root-transformed mammographic density as the dependent variable. Results in bold are significant (p ≤ 0.05).