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. 2023 Sep 29;20:100408. doi: 10.1016/j.iotech.2023.100408

Table 2.

Distribution of genotypic and allelic frequencies of five PD-1 and three PD-L1 gene variants in 125 patients with advanced melanoma

Single nucleotide variant Genotype Patients (n = 125)
Allele Alleles (2n = 250)
No. % No. %
PD1.3 G>A (rs11568821) G/G 92 73.6 G 216 86.4
G/A 62 25.6 A 34 13.6
A/A 1 10.4
(P value) (0.318)
PD1.5 C>T (rs2227981) C/C 51 40.8 C 163 65.2
C/T 61 48.8 T 87 34.8
T/T 13 10.4
(P value) (0.399)
PD1.6 G>A (rs10204525) G/G 109 87.2 G 234 93.6
G/A 16 12.8 A 16 6.4
A/A 0 0.0
(P value) (0.444)
PD1.7 T>C (rs7421861) T/T 59 47.2 T 166 66.4
T/C 48 38.4 C 84 33.6
C/C 18 14.4
(P value) (0.119)
PD1.10 C>G (rs5582977) C/C 117 93.6 C 242 96.8
C/G 8 6.4 G 8 3.2
G/G 0 0.0
(P value) (0.712)
PD-L1 +8293 C>A (rs2890658) C/C 87 69.6 C 210 84.0
C/T 36 28.8 A 40 16.0
T/T 2 1.6
(P value) (0.416)
PD-L1 C>T (rs2297136) C/C 13 10.4 C 91 36.4
C/T 65 52.0 T 159 63.6
T/T 47 37.6
(P value) (0.169)
PD-L1 G>C (rs4143815) G/G 62 49.6 G 176 70.4
G/C 52 41.6 C 74 29.6
C/C 11 8.8
(P value) (0.944)

P value: probability level associated with the chi-square test for departures from the Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium.

PD-L1, programmed death-ligand 1.