HSPB1 Gene Variants and Schizophrenia: A Case-Control Study in a Polish Population

Table 3

Results from the two-way ANOVA (sex and genotype) on clinical variables in the schizophrenic group.

Variable	rs2868370 G/A			rs2868371 C/G			rs7459185 G/C
	Sex	Genotype	Sex×genotype	Sex	Genotype	Sex×genotype	Sex	Genotype	Sex×genotype
Age of onset	0.953	0.813	0.568	0.870	0.008^a	0.952	0.149	0.565	0.033
Five-factor PANSS
Positive factor	0.659	0.615	0.394	0.515	0.429	0.947	0.027	0.758	0.095
Negative factor	0.317	0.441	0.444	0.367	0.005^b	0.888	0.146	0.269	0.467
Disorganized factor	0.402	0.703	0.317	0.894	0.004^c	0.323	0.528	0.338	0.412
Excitement factor	0.928	0.569	0.846	0.914	0.101	0.998	0.899	0.921	0.967
Emotional factor	0.751	0.679	0.613	0.418	0.362	0.606	0.955	0.163	0.977

Nominally significant values are bolded. The power of the . van der Gaag’s model. ^aMean age of onset (years): women—C/C , C/G , and G/G ; men—C/C , C/G , and G/G . ^bMean negative PANSS factor scores: women—C/C , C/G , and G/G ; men—C/C , C/G , and G/G . ^cMean disorganized PANSS factor scores: women—C/C , C/G , and G/G ; men—C/C , C/G , and G/G .