Figure 1
From: Association between IL-32 genotypes and outcome in infection-associated acute lung injury
Case-control study of the association of IL-32 SNPs with risk for developing infection-associated acute lung injury. The left panel represents the analysis of simultaneously fitting age, sex, and main effects for all 11 identified IL-32 SNPs. The right panel represents the analysis of simultaneously fitting age, sex, and main effects of all SNP, sex-gene, and epistatic interactions. The notation for main effects, a and d, indicates additive and dominance effects, respectively. The term X1.X2 represents interaction between X1 and X2. Interactions with a P value of greater than 0.05 are not displayed. The points and short lines represent estimates of effect and ± 2 standard errors, respectively. The numbers at the right side are the P values (p), odds ratios (ORs), and 95% confidence intervals. The deviance (Dev) and Akaike information criterion (AIC) under each model are also shown. IL, interleukin; SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism.