Table 2

Symptoms of the eyes and airways comparing different genotypes among TDI-exposed and non-exposed workers.a



Geno-type
Symptoms






Yes (N)
No (N)
ORb
95% CI
Pc*

EYES
Exposed
NAT1
IM+S
33
53
1.0
-
0.067


R
23
17
2.2
1.0–4.9

Unexposed
NAT1
IM+S
19
60
1.0
-



R
6
27
0.63
0.22–1.9

Exposed
SULT1A1 R213H
GG
27
14
1.0
-
0.19


AG+AA
29
56
0.22
0.096–0.52

Unexposed
SULT1A1 R213H
GG
13
31
1.0




AG+AA
12
56
0.56
0.22–1.4

Exposed
TNF-308
GG
36
44
1.0
-
0.11


GA+AA
17
19
1.0
0.47–2.4

Unexposed
TNF-308
GG
11
57
1.0
-



GA+AA
14
25
2.6
1.0–7.0

WHEEZE
Exposed
CYP1A1*2B
I/I
34
87
1.0
-
0.061


I/V
5
1
14
1.5–130

Unexposed
CYP1A1*2B
I/I
23
82
1.0
-



I/V
1
6
0.83
0.090–7.7

Exposed
SULT1A1 R213H
GG
17
25
1.0
-
0.58


AG+AA
22
63
0.52
0.22–1.2

Unexposed
SULT1A1 R213H
GG
14
30
1.0
-



AG+AA
10
58
0.38
0.15–0.99

Exposed
CCL5 -403
GG
19
64
1.0
-
0.42


AG+AA
20
21
3.1
1.3–7.1

Unexposed
CCL5 -403
GG
13
58
1.0
-



AG+AA
10
29
1.8
0.68–5.0

Exposed
TNF-308
GG
29
52
1.0
-
0.043


GA+AA
7
30
0.37
0.14–0.99

Unexposed
TNF-308
GG
13
55
1.0
-



GA+AA
10
29
1.3
0.46–3.4

DRY COUGH
Exposed
HLADQB1*05
Absent
20
62
1.0
-
0.047


Present
18
20
2.7
1.2–6.3

Unexposed
HLADQB1*05
Absent
12
74
1.0
-



Present
1
23
0.27
0.031–2.2

Exposed
TNF-308
GG
30
50
1.0
-
0.023


GA+AA
7
28
0.43
0.17–1.1

Unexposed
TNF-308
GG
6
62
1.0
-



GA+AA
7
32
2.2
0.66–7.3

COUGH WITH MUCUS
Exposed
GSTM1
Present
19
45
1.0
-
0.13


Absent
24
39
1.4
0.66–3.0

Unexposed
GSTM1
Present
8
55
1.0
-



Absent
18
31
3.5
1.3–9.4

Exposed
GSTM3
AA
29
61
1.0
-
0.028


AB+BB
14
23
1.2
0.52–2.7

Unexposed
GSTM3
AA
23
53
1.0
-



AB+BB
3
33
0.22
0.059–0.81

Exposed
GSTP1*105
I/I
26
41
1.0
-
0.019


I/V+V/V
17
43
0.66
0.32–1.4

Unexposed
GSTP1*105
I/I
8
48
1.0
-



I/V+V/V
18
38
3.0
1.1–8.0

Exposed
CCL5 -403
GG
22
59
1.0
-
0.079


AG+AA
21
20
2.9
1.3–6.5

Unexposed
CCL5 -403
GG
17
54
1.0
-



AG+AA
8
31
0.86
0.32–2.3

NOSE BLEED
Exposed
MPO
GG
25
65
1.0
-
0.018


AG+AA
3
30
0.21
0.056–0.94

Unexposed
MPO
GG
3
70
1.0
-



AG+AA
4
35
2.9
0.58–14


a Adjusted effect estimates (for sex, age, atopy, and smoking) are presented as odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals. Statistically significant results are presented in bold.

bAll results that reached statistical significance with respect to genotype-associated risk in either exposure-strata, or in the analysis of interaction between genotype and exposure status, are presented.

cAnalysis of interaction between exposure and genotype was performed in a separate model using logistic regression with interaction term. P-values regarding interaction between exposure and genotype are indicated by P*.

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