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Table 1 Subject demographics

From: Children’s perceptions about medicines: individual differences and taste

Measure

Data

Children (N = 172):

 

 Sex (girls, boys)

97 girls, 75 boys

 Age, years [mean ± SEM (n)]

7.8 ± 0.1 (172)

Race/ethnicity [% (n)]

 

 White

12.8 % (22/172)

 Black

56.4 % (97/172)

 Hispanic

14.5 % (25/172)

 Asian

1.2 % (2/172)

 Other/more than one race

15.1 % (26/172)

TAS2R38, A49P genotype [ % (n)]a

 

 AA

29.6 % (50/169)

 AP

45.6 % (77/169)

 PP

24.8 % (42/169)

No. children who did not answer questions regarding medication usage [% (n)]

11 % (19/172)

Non-Responders’ Genotype

 

 AA

15.8 % (3/19)

 AP/ PP

84.2 % (16/19)

Mothers (N = 130)b:

 

 Age, years [mean ± SEM (n)]

33.9 ± 0.7 (130)

Family Yearly Income, [% (n)]

 

  < $35,000

62.3 % (81/130)

 $35,000–$75,000

26.2 % (34/130)

  > $75,000

11.5 % (15/130)

Highest Education Level, college graduate, [% (n)]

48.5 % (63/130)

  1. aData from 3 children were refractory to genotyping
  2. bMothers of 94 singletons, 31 sibling pairs, 4 sibling triads, and 1 sibling tetrad