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Table 3 Interaction between GRSs and T3 dietary intake on newborn anthropometry outcomes

From: Impact of maternal dietary carbohydrate intake and vitamin D-related genetic risk score on birth length: the Vitamin D Pregnant Mother (VDPM) cohort study

Genetic risk score (GRS)

Birth weight (g)

 

Birth length (cm)

 

Head circumference (cm)

 

N

Mean

Std. Error

Pinteraction

Mean

Std. Error

P interaction

Mean

Std. Error

Pinteraction

Vitamin D-GRS*

  ≤ 3 risk alleles

110

3197.46

40.90

0.611a

0.872b

0.524c

48.75

0.19

0.065a

0.073b

0.300c

33.97

0.18

0.982a

0.364b

0.227c

  ≥ 4 risk alleles

73

3233.58

50.84

48.70

0.23

33.93

0.23

VDR-GRS**

  < 2 risk alleles

102

3188.11

43.30

0.810a

0.775b

0.556c

48.80

0.19

0.032a

0.099b

0.447c

34.01

0.19

0.970a

0.701b

0.571c

  ≥ 2 risk alleles

79

3229.51

50.48

48.65

0.23

33.83

0.22

Non-VDR GRS***

  < 3 risk alleles

124

3250.11

38.82

0.841a

0.795b

0.710c

48.79

0.18

0.256a

0.079b

0.278c

34.06

0.17

0.835a

0.230b

0.168c

  ≥ 3 risk alleles

55

3148.72

60.40

48.56

0.28

33.80

0.26

  1. IGF-1 Insulin-like growth factor 1, PAL Physical activity level, T3 Third trimester
  2. Adjusted for age, total energy intake in T3, pre-pregnancy BMI and vitamin D
  3. aInteraction between GRS and dietary carbohydrate intake
  4. binteraction between GRS and dietary protein intake
  5. cInteraction between GRS and dietary fat intake
  6. *All six SNPs in genes involved in the synthesis and metabolism of vitamin D (vitamin D-GRS);
  7. **Two SNPs in VDR genes are included in the ‘VDR-GRS’;
  8. ***Four SNPs in DHCR7, GC, CYP24A1 and CYP2R1 genes are included in the ‘Non-VDR GRS score’