Table 3.

Cumulative Effect of the 10 Novel Genetic Variants Associated With FSS Risk

FSS (%)Controls (%)
N = 1163N = 1071
Quartile of Genetic ScoreN (%)N (%)OR95% CIP Value
Quartile 1 (score ≤ 7.0)57 (4.9%)496 (46.3%)RefRefRef
Quartile 2 (7.0 < score ≤ 8.7)146 (12.6%)421 (39.3%)3.022.16-4.21< 0.0001
Quartile 3 (8.7 < score ≤ 14.4)417 (35.9%)154 (14.4%)23.5616.93-32.79< 0.0001
Quartile 4 (score > 14.4)543 (64.7%)0 (0%)> 9990.001-9990.934
Cochran-Armitage trend test< 0.0001
FSS (%)Controls (%)
N = 1163N = 1071
Quartile of Genetic ScoreN (%)N (%)OR95% CIP Value
Quartile 1 (score ≤ 7.0)57 (4.9%)496 (46.3%)RefRefRef
Quartile 2 (7.0 < score ≤ 8.7)146 (12.6%)421 (39.3%)3.022.16-4.21< 0.0001
Quartile 3 (8.7 < score ≤ 14.4)417 (35.9%)154 (14.4%)23.5616.93-32.79< 0.0001
Quartile 4 (score > 14.4)543 (64.7%)0 (0%)> 9990.001-9990.934
Cochran-Armitage trend test< 0.0001

The cumulative effect was investigated in the combination of the training and testing groups. The FSS 10 novel genetic variants and their respective risk genotypes were shown in Table 1. Quartile of genetic score was calculated using the cumulation of the 10 genetic variants described in materials and methods. Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; FSS, familial short stature; N, number; OR, odds ratio; Ref, reference.

Table 3.

Cumulative Effect of the 10 Novel Genetic Variants Associated With FSS Risk

FSS (%)Controls (%)
N = 1163N = 1071
Quartile of Genetic ScoreN (%)N (%)OR95% CIP Value
Quartile 1 (score ≤ 7.0)57 (4.9%)496 (46.3%)RefRefRef
Quartile 2 (7.0 < score ≤ 8.7)146 (12.6%)421 (39.3%)3.022.16-4.21< 0.0001
Quartile 3 (8.7 < score ≤ 14.4)417 (35.9%)154 (14.4%)23.5616.93-32.79< 0.0001
Quartile 4 (score > 14.4)543 (64.7%)0 (0%)> 9990.001-9990.934
Cochran-Armitage trend test< 0.0001
FSS (%)Controls (%)
N = 1163N = 1071
Quartile of Genetic ScoreN (%)N (%)OR95% CIP Value
Quartile 1 (score ≤ 7.0)57 (4.9%)496 (46.3%)RefRefRef
Quartile 2 (7.0 < score ≤ 8.7)146 (12.6%)421 (39.3%)3.022.16-4.21< 0.0001
Quartile 3 (8.7 < score ≤ 14.4)417 (35.9%)154 (14.4%)23.5616.93-32.79< 0.0001
Quartile 4 (score > 14.4)543 (64.7%)0 (0%)> 9990.001-9990.934
Cochran-Armitage trend test< 0.0001

The cumulative effect was investigated in the combination of the training and testing groups. The FSS 10 novel genetic variants and their respective risk genotypes were shown in Table 1. Quartile of genetic score was calculated using the cumulation of the 10 genetic variants described in materials and methods. Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; FSS, familial short stature; N, number; OR, odds ratio; Ref, reference.

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