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Table 4 Presence or absence of the T allele of the rs6277 polymorphism of the DRD2 gene, according to sex and ethnicitya, and logistic regression analyses

From: Dopamine D2 receptor gene polymorphisms and externalizing behaviors in children and adolescents

 

Presence of the T allele (C/T and T/T)

Absence of the T allele (C/C)

p-value

χ2

Sex

 Female

7 (35%)

13 (65%)

0.140

2.173

 Male

35 (53.8%)

30 (46.2%)

Ethnicity

 African

0

8 (100%)

b

b

 Bi-racial (African and Caucasian)

8 (53.3%)

7 (46.7%)

 Caucasian

34 (55.7%)

27 (44.3%)

 Asiana

0

1 (100%)

CBCL 6/18 cluster of symptoms

Univariate analysis

Final multivariate stepwise analysis

 

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

p-value

Odds Ratio

95% Confidence Interval

p-value

Challenging and oppositional problems (without X with alteration)

Sex

 Female/Male

0.56

0.2–1.57

0.267

Ethnicity

 Caucasian/African

1.46

0.33–6.56

0.619

 Caucasian/Bi-racial

2.83

0.82–9.76

0.099

Presence of the T allele of the rs6277 SNP of the DRD2 gene

 No/Yes

2.78

1.15–6.71

0.023

2.78

1.15–6.71

0.023

Attention problems and hyperactivity (few X substantial alterations)

Sex

 Female/Male

0.66

0.23–1.92

0.444

Ethnicity

 Caucasian/African

0.34

0.04–2.88

0.320

 Caucasian/Bi-racial

0.96

0.27–3.37

0.945

Presence of the T allele of the rs6277 SNP of the DRD2 gene

 No/Yes

2.69

1.001–7.24

0.050

2.69

1.001–7.24

0.050

  1. aAs there was only one child with Asian ethnicity in the study, this category could not be included in the logistic regression models”; “bDegrees of freedom (df) = 3; χ2 test could not be performed as there were not the minimum number of observations in each cell