Table 1 MASP2 gene polymorphism versus TB incidence.

From: Impact of MASP2 gene polymorphism and gene-tea drinking interaction on susceptibility to tuberculosis

 

TB patients (n = 503)

Controls (n = 494)

χ2

P value

cOR (95%CI)

aOR (95%CI)a

n

%

n

%

rs12142107

CC

393

78.13

402

81.38

2.206

0.332

1

1

CT

101

20.08

87

17.61

  

1.188 (0.863–1.633)

1.167 (0.840–1.623)

TT

9

1.79

5

1.01

  

1.841 (0.612–5.543)

1.465 (0.474–4.535)

CT + TT

110

21.87

92

18.62

  

1.223 (0.897–1.667)

1.185 (0.860–1.633)

rs12711521

AA

192

38.17

242

48.99

14.748

0.001

1

1

AC

233

46.32

204

41.3

  

1.440 (1.102–1.880)*

1.323 (1.004–1.743)*

CC

78

15.51

48

9.72

  

2.048 (1.364–3.075)*

1.869 (1.227–2.847)*

AC + CC

311

61.83

252

50.75

  

1.556 (1.209–2.001)*

1.423 (1.095–1.849)*

rs7548659

TT

239

47.51

286

57.89

14.712

0.001

1

1

GT

219

43.54

186

37.65

  

1.409 (1.086–1.828)*

1.350 (1.029–1.772)*

GG

45

8.95

22

4.45

  

2.448 (1.429–4.192)*

2.196 (1.263–3.817)*

GT + GG

264

52.49

208

42.11

  

1.519 (1.183–1.950)*

1.439 (1.106–1.871)*

  1. For Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium detection, P > 0.05.
  2. *P < 0.05.
  3. aA multivariate logistic regression model was used to adjust the covariates of sex, age, marital status, educational background, BMI, smoking status, alcohol drinking, tea drinking, and BCG vaccination.
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