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. 2005 Oct 5;77(5):851–868. doi: 10.1086/497705

Table 2.

Association Results for rs1861972 and rs1861973 in Additional Data Sets

ParentalTransmissionsb
Allele inDSP Siblingsc
Data Set, SNP,aand DiagnosticCriteria Transmitted Untransmitted Affected Unaffected χ2Valued P Valuee
AGRE If:
rs1861972:
  Narrow 383 354 202 185 4.991 .0255
  Broad 467 436 253 226 5.861 .0155
rs1861973:
  Narrow 373 338 199 183 6.936 .0084
  Broad 449 415 242 220 6.297 .0121
AGRE IIg:
rs1861972:
  Narrow 438 408 314 297 2.997 .0834
  Broad 555 513 381 359 4.730 .0296
rs1861973:
  Narrow 433 395 308 285 4.903 .0268
  Broad 546 500 375 346 6.299 .0121
NIMH:
rs1861972:
  Narrow 222 200 113 107 4.000 .0455
  Broad 228 206 115 109 3.843 .0500
rs1861973:
  Narrow 227 203 111 104 5.139 .0234
  Broad 234 209 113 105 5.585 .0181
a

For rs1861972, the MAF was 0.269 and 0.317 in the AGRE II and NIMH data sets, respectively; for rs1861973, the MAF was 0.279 and 0.295, respectively.

b

The number of times the common allele was transmitted and not transmitted from parents to affected offspring.

c

The total number of occurrences of the common allele in affected siblings and unaffected siblings of DSPs.

d

Global χ2 values calculated by PDTPHASEsum (Dudbridge 2003).

e

P values generated by PDTPHASEsum (1 df). P values in bold italics represent significant (P<.05) associations.

f

The initial 167 AGRE families (Gharani et al. 2004).

g

The additional 222 AGRE families.