Inclusion of the strongest covariates (age, sex included as adjustment variables but not reported), DxHL, obesity, and DxHTN were all highly significant.
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Type II diabetes mellitus and hyperhomocysteinemia: a complex interaction.
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Table 3 B shows patterns similar to that of 3 A except that elevated Hc levels had more pronounced OR values and were more highly significant. Table 4 summarizes the allele frequencies of rs1801133 in the study population, with Hardy–Weinberg disequilibrium almost significant.