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Table 2 Associations of bioavailable testosterone and total testosterone with CKD and kidney function in the UK Biobank using multivariable MR

From: The role of testosterone in chronic kidney disease and kidney function in men and women: a bi-directional Mendelian randomization study in the UK Biobank

Exposure

Outcome

Sex

#SNPs

OR

95% CI

p

 Genetically predicted bioavailable testosterone

CKD

Men

464

1.14

1.02, 1.28

0.025

Women

463

0.92

0.71, 1.19

0.52

Albuminuria

Men

464

1.17

1.04, 1.32

0.01

Women

463

0.85

0.70, 1.04

0.12

   

Beta

95% CI

p

eGFR_cr (ml/min per 1.73 m2)

Men

464

− 1.06

− 1.52, − 0.60

6.7 × 10−6

Women

463

− 0.71

− 1.70, 0.28

0.16

eGFR_crcys (ml/min per 1.73 m2)

Men

464

− 0.48

− 0.97, 0.005

0.05

Women

463

− 0.58

− 1.63, 0.47

0.28

 Genetically predicted total testosterone

CKD

Men

460

1.13

0.96, 1.32

0.13

Women

581

1.00

0.90, 1.11

0.96

Albuminuria

Men

460

1.19

1.02, 1.39

0.03

Women

581

0.95

0.87, 1.04

0.30

   

Beta

95% CI

p

eGFR_cr (ml/min per 1.73 m2)

Men

460

− 1.20

− 1.80, − 0.61

7.7 × 10−5

Women

581

− 0.31

− 0.75, 0.12

0.16

eGFR_crcys (ml/min per 1.73 m2)

Men

460

− 0.66

− 1.30, − 0.02

0.045

Women

581

− 0.12

− 0.60, 0.36

0.62

  1. CKD chronic kidney disease, eGFR estimated glomerular filtration rate
  2. Multivariable MR controlling for sex hormone binding globulin was used