highly significantp =0.01
The two groups also demonstrated a highly significant difference in common haplotype frequency ( p =0.01).
The two groups also demonstrated a highly significant difference in common haplotype frequency ( p =0.01).
Although the investigated polymorphisms were not related to demographic features, clinicopathological lung tumour characteristics, or blood morphology indices, marginally significant correlations were found with some variables: C1236T with age of disease onset ( p =0.0410); C3435T with smoking status ( p =0.0561).
Comparisons of the frequencies of the C3435T genotypes between patients stratified according to smoking status were of only borderline significance (Supplement Table A4 ). 4.3.