Copy Number Variations in Candidate Genes and Intergenic Regions Affect Body Mass Index and Abdominal Obesity in Mexican Children

Figure 3

Association between the CNVs and abdominal obesity in Mexican children. The forest plot shows the results of the logistic regression models adjusted for age and gender; for the ARHGEF4, NEGR1, and CPXCR1 and intergenic regions the reference group was defined as individuals with loss copy number (0–2) and compared with the group with the highest copy number (≥3), while for the INS the reference group was of children with the highest copy number (≥2) and compared with the group with loss copy number (0-1).