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Table 5 Baseline characteristics of the study population

From: Identifying potential biomarkers of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease via genome-wide analysis of copy number variation

 

Cases (%)

Controls (%)

χ2/Z

p value

Gender

    

Male

209 (70.4)

185 (71.2)

0.04

0.84

Female

88 (29.6)

75 (28.8)

  

Age (years)

45.66 ± 11.764

45.48 ± 11.804

− 0.16

0.87

Education

    

Primary education

63 (21.2)

55 (21.2)

1.97

0.37

Secondary education

88 (29.6)

64 (24.6)

  

Bachelor degree

146 (49.2)

141 (54.2)

  

Marital status

    

Single

31 (10.4)

36 (13.8)

1.52

0.22

Married or divorced

266 (89.6)

224 (86.2)

  

Income (¥)

    

< 1000

16 (5.4)

15 (5.8)

0.36

0.83

1000–2000

83 (27.9)

78 (30)

  

≥ 2000

198 (66.7)

167 (64.2)

  

BMI (kg/m2)

    

< 18.5

2 (0.7)

9 (3.5)

117.95

< 0.001

18.5–23.9

99 (33.3)

193 (74.2)

  

24.0–27.9

149 (50.2)

57 (21.9)

  

≥ 28

47 (15.8)

1 (0.4)

  

Blood pressure (mm/Hg)

    

< 140/90

211 (71)

211 (81.2)

7.72

0.01

≥ 140/90

86 (29)

49 (18.8)

  

Diabetes

    

Yes

12 (4)

7 (97.3)

0.77

0.38

No

285 (96)

253 (2.7)

  

Tea consumption

    

No

112 (37.7)

109 (41.9)

1.03

0.311

Yes

185 (62.3)

151 (58.1)

  

Smoking habit

    

No

220 (74.1)

197 (75.8)

0.21

0.65

Yes

77 (25.9)

63 (24.2)

  
  1. Bold indicates that the analysis result is statistically significant