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. 2005 Feb 25;7(3):R513–R525. doi: 10.1186/ar1701

Table 4.

FBAT-e analyses using setafftrait 0 -1 0, testing specifically for affected women

Marker Allele Allele frequency Number of informative families Z score P
Additive model: biallelic test

D5S1953 1 0.56 47 0.47 0.635
rs26307 T 0.19 22 0.32 0.751
rs27356 T 0.20 24 1.03 0.302
3088132 C 0.21 20 0.37 0.712
rs153929 G 0.24 46 1.31 0.191
rs258215 T 0.41 30 1.54 0.123
rs28006 T 0.26 31 2.82 0.004*
rs25957 G 0.23 23 2.82 0.004*
ANKH-OR 2 0.52 59 0.94 0.347
D5S1991 1 0.52 53 1.10 0.270
D5S1954 2 0.36 45 1.38 0.168

Recessive model: biallelic test

D5S1953 2 0.44 39 -1.21 0.227
rs26307 C 0.81 26 0.52 0.606
rs27356 T 0.20 10 1.81 0.069
3088132 G 0.79 22 0.08 0.930
rs153929 A 0.76 44 -1.39 0.162
rs258215 A 0.58 21 -1.76 0.077
rs28006 C 0.74 28 -2.49 0.012*
rs25957 C 0.76 23 -2.25 0.024*
ANKH-OR 2 0.52 34 1.14 0.254
D5S1991 1 0.51 33 1.52 0.127
D5S1954 1 0.64 45 -1.54 0.122

*Statistically significant findings. FBAT, family-based association testing.