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. 2023 Aug 28;24(17):13335. doi: 10.3390/ijms241713335

Table 1.

Genotype distribution and allele frequency of ERAP1 and ERAP2 SNPs in B*27:05-positive pEBNA3A responders versus non-responders.

pEBNA3A Responders
(N = 73)
pEBNA3A
Non-Responders
(N = 29)
Genotype N (%) N (%)
ERAP1 rs27044 C/G Glu730Gln CC 20 27.4 12 41.4
GC 42 57.5 15 51.7
GG 11 15.1 2 6.9
Allele
C 82 56.2 39 67.2
G 64 43.8 19 32.8
Genotype N (%) N (%)
ERAP1 rs30187
C/T Arg528Lys
CC 7 9.6 11 37.9 *** p value 0.0007
(CC vs. TT + CT)
CT 48 65.7 12 41.4
TT 18 24.7 6 20.7
Allele
C 62 42.5 34 58.6 * p value 0.037
T 84 57.5 24 41.4
Genotype N (%) N (%)
ERAP2 rs75862629intergenic region
A/G
AA 58 79.5 25 86.2
AG 13 17.8 4 13.8
GG 2 2.7 0 0.0
Allele
A 129 88.4 54 93.1
G 17 11.6 4 6.9
Genotype N (%) N (%)
ERAP2 rs2248374
G-> absence
A -> presence
GG 17 23.3 7 24.1
AG 43 58.9 20 69.0
AA 13 17.8 2 6.9
Allele
G 77 52.7 34 58.6
A 69 47.3 24 41.4

The allelic and genotype frequencies for each SNP in B*27:05-positive pEBNA3A responders versus pEBNA3A non-responders are reported. The AS-risk variants are indicated in red. The C variant for rs30187 is more frequent in the pEBNA3A non-responders, both as allelic (* p value = 0.037) and genotype frequency (CC vs. CT + TT) (*** p value = 0.0007). Chi-square test; * p value < 0.05; *** p value < 0.001.