near-significantP < 0.10
Significant ( P < 0.05) and near-significant results ( P < 0.10) are presented in Table 4 (see also Additional file 2 ).
Significant ( P < 0.05) and near-significant results ( P < 0.10) are presented in Table 4 (see also Additional file 2 ).
Likewise, the minor allele of SNP rs3803662 in the TNRC9 locus also showed a nonsignificant trend with a larger number of first-degree relatives with breast cancer (on average, 0.23 in major allele homozygous patients versus 0.28 and 0.31 for heterozygous patients and minor allele homozygous patients, respectively).
P < 0.1 was considered a possible trend that could be explored further in larger study groups.
The other SNPs did not reach statistical significance, although the observed per-allele odds ratios were similar to those obtained in the overall BCAC study, with the exception of SNP rs889312.