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TABLE VI. Association Between DRD4 and Child Adolescent Perfectionism Scale (CAPS) in Control Female Subjects Single locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant.

Table 7 VI. Association Between DRD4 and Child Adolescent Perfectionism Scale (CAPS) in Control Female Subjects Single locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant.

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TABLE I. Association Between DRD4 Polymorphisms and AN: Single Marker Analysis Stratification by subtypes of AN (only significant results showed). T, number of transmitted alleles; NT, not transmitted; includes uncertain haplotypes; values in bold imply the F values are statistically significant.
TABLE I. Association Between DRD4 Polymorphisms and AN: Single Marker Analysis Stratification by subtypes of AN (only significant results showed). T, number of transmitted alleles; NT, not transmitted; includes uncertain haplotypes; values in bold imply the F values are statistically significant.
LRS, likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 = 3 locus, 4=4 locus, 5 = five locus analysi Includes certain haplotypes. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE II. Association Between DRD4 and Anorexia Nervosa: Haplotype Analysis (Global P-Value)
LRS, likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 = 3 locus, 4=4 locus, 5 = five locus analysi Includes certain haplotypes. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE II. Association Between DRD4 and Anorexia Nervosa: Haplotype Analysis (Global P-Value)
Haplotype analysis (global P-value). Only significant results showed. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 = 8 locus, 4 = 4 locus, 5 = five locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE III. Association Between DRD4 and Anorexia Nervosa: Stratification by Subtypes of AN
Haplotype analysis (global P-value). Only significant results showed. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 = 8 locus, 4 = 4 locus, 5 = five locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE III. Association Between DRD4 and Anorexia Nervosa: Stratification by Subtypes of AN
TABLE IV. Association Between DRD4 and EDI DT in Control Women (High/Low Affected = Top 20%: T=number of transmitted alleles; NT = not transmitted; includes uncertain haplotypes; LRS = likelihood ratio statistic. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic, UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 =8 locus, 4=4 locus, 5=5 locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare alleles (<0.05). **Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05).
TABLE IV. Association Between DRD4 and EDI DT in Control Women (High/Low Affected = Top 20%: T=number of transmitted alleles; NT = not transmitted; includes uncertain haplotypes; LRS = likelihood ratio statistic. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic, UNPHASED window: 2 = two locus, 3 =8 locus, 4=4 locus, 5=5 locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare alleles (<0.05). **Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05).
Single locus and haplotype analysis (only significant results). Global P-value. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 1= one locus, 2 = two locus, 3 = 3 locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. TABLE Va. Association between DRD4 and CAPS SP in Anorexia Nervosa Subjects
Single locus and haplotype analysis (only significant results). Global P-value. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 1= one locus, 2 = two locus, 3 = 3 locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. TABLE Va. Association between DRD4 and CAPS SP in Anorexia Nervosa Subjects
Single locus and Haplotype analysis (only significant results). High/Low affected = top 20%. Global P-value. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 1 = one locus, 2 = two locus, 3 = 8 locus, 4 = 4 locus, 5 = fiv locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE Vb. Association Between DRD4 and CAPS SO in Anorexia Nervosa Subjects
Single locus and Haplotype analysis (only significant results). High/Low affected = top 20%. Global P-value. LRS = likelihood ratio statistic; UNPHASED window: 1 = one locus, 2 = two locus, 3 = 8 locus, 4 = 4 locus, 5 = fiv locus analysis. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. *Dropped rare haplotypes (<0.05). TABLE Vb. Association Between DRD4 and CAPS SO in Anorexia Nervosa Subjects
T= number of transmitted alleles; NT = not transmitted; includes uncertail haplotypes. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. TABLE VII. Association Between IGF2 and Child Adolescent Perfectionism Scale (CAPS SP, Socially Prescribed) in Control Female Subjects
T= number of transmitted alleles; NT = not transmitted; includes uncertail haplotypes. Values in bold imply the P values are statistically significant. TABLE VII. Association Between IGF2 and Child Adolescent Perfectionism Scale (CAPS SP, Socially Prescribed) in Control Female Subjects