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Table 4 Association between different ESR1 and ESR2 SNP genotypes and the Clinico-pathological attributes of breast cancer (BC)

From: Association between ESR1, ESR2, HER2, UGT1A4, and UGT2B7 polymorphisms and breast Cancer in Jordan: a case-control study

Clinical

attributes of BC

ESR1

ESR2

rs3020410

CC vs CA vs AA

rs3798577

CC vs CT vs TT

rs2234693

CC vs CT vs TT

rs9340799

AA vs AG vs GG

rs1256049

CC vs CT

Age at BC diagnosis b

0.632

0.528

0.179

0.190

0.019

Age at first pregnancy b

0.904

0.295

0.128

0.318

0.634

Age at menarche b

0.741

0.866

0.154

0.138

0.570

Age at menopause b

0.965

0.077

0.627

0.664

0.533

Allergy a

0.300

0.893

0.886

0.749

0.625

Body mass index b

0.627

0.209

0.126

0.007

0.983

Breastfeeding status a

0.206

0.497

0.895

0.540

0.448

Co-morbidity a

0.914

0.719

0.485

0.615

0.868

Family history a

0.450

0.032

0.674

0.706

0.497

Smoking a

0.067

0.722

0.868

0.575

0.415

Pathological attributes of breast cancer (BC)

 Axillary lymph nodes a

0.434

0.314

0.078

0.266

0.805

 Estrogen receptor status a

0.012

0.398

0.803

0.517

0.569

 HER2 a

0.561

0.642

0.152

0.420

0.492

 Histology classification a

0.702

0.610

0.818

0.898

0.806

 Lymph node involvement a

0.772

0.362

0.318

0.255

0.534

 Progesterone receptor status a

0.966

0.756

0.536

0.495

0.736

 Tumor differentiation a

0.970

0.399

0.596

0.849

0.056

 Tumor size b

0.032

0.177

0.637

0.619

0.536

 Tumor stage a

0.793

0.158

0.199

0.155

0.614

  1. aPearson’s chi-squared test was used to determine genotype-phenotype association
  2. bAnalysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to determine genotype-phenotype association