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. 2006 Mar 31;78(5):827–851. doi: 10.1086/503821

Table 10.

Association of Psoriasis with Alleles of HLA-C and CDSN

Gene and
Haplotype
Number
Corresponding Allele(s)a Haplotype Sequenceb Frequencyc T:NT (%T)d TDT Pe FBAT S*f FBAT Pe
HLA-C:
 1 *01(0201–04, 06–11), *02(05), *08(12), *12(0301–07, 11–13,15), *14(0202), and *16(01–0401) GCCTCCG .1116 108:115 (48.4) .69 −.020 .66
 2 *01(05), *02(0201–04, 06–12), *03(14), *05(01–11), *07(07, 16), *08(0101–11), *12(0201–0203, 08, and 14), *15(0201–14), *16(06–07), and *17(01–03) GCCACCG .1814 127:190 (40.1) 4.8 × 10−4 −.134 9.6 × 10−4
 3 *03(0201–13, 16, and 18–19) GCCACTG .1151 76:133 (36.4) 9.8 × 10−5 −.195 1.1 × 10−5
 5 *03(17), *14(0201, and 0203–07N) GCCTCTG .0116 10:14 (41.7) .54 .115 .54
 6 *04(010101–0103, 0401, 05, 08–10, 12–14, and 16–17) GAAAGTG .0961 84:96 (46.7) .41 −.072 .14
 11 *06(02–13) CCATCCG .2140 295:97 (75.3) 2.5 × 10−24 .403 3.8 × 10−25
 12 *07(0101–03, 05–06, 08–10, 13–15, and 17–29) GCAACCG .2509 169:223 (43.1) .0074 −.131 3.3 × 10−4
 13 *07(0401–0402 and 11–12) CCAACCC .0182 17:17 (50.0) 1.00 −.007 .95
 15 *18(01–02) CCAAGTG .0011 0:5 (.0) .50
CDSN:
 1 1.21 ACG(AAG)TGTCG .0658 88:45 (66.2) 2.4 × 10−4 .237 8.6 × 10−5
 2 2.21–2.25 ACA(AAG)TATTA .2216 158:201 (44.0) .027 −.123 .0031
 3 1.31–1.32 ATG(AAG)TATCG .0179 23:11 (67.6) .058 .281 .015
 4 1.41–1.44 and 1.61 ACG(AAG)CATCG .1845 131:180 (42.1) .0064 −.117 .0013
 5 2.102 TCG(—)TATTG .1775 141:177 (44.3) .050 −.127 .0049
 6 1.51–1.52 ACG(AAG)TAGCG .1709 131:175 (42.8) .014 −.082 .034
 7 1.11–1.14 ACG(AAG)TATCG .1485 199:77 (72.1) 1.3 × 10−13 .336 1.6 × 10−15
 8 2.101, 2.103–2.104, and 2.107–2.111 ACG(—)TATTG .0119 10:15 (40.0) .42 −.095 .43
 9 TCG(—)CATTG .0004 0:1 (.00) 1.00
 10 ACG(AAG)TGGCG .0004 1:0 (100.0) 1.00
 11 TCG(—)TATTA .0004 0:1 (.0) 1.00 −.500
 12 ATG(AAG)CATCG .0004 1:0 (100.0) 1.00 .500
 1, 3, and 7 1.21, 1.31–1.32, and 1.11–1.14 AYG(AAG)TRTCG .2297 289:112 (72.1) 3.9 × 10−19 .363 5.9 × 10−23
a

HLA-C allele designations follow the classification scheme of release 2.10.0 (July 2005) of the IMGT/HLA Sequence Database maintained by the HLA Informatics Group of the Anthony Nolan Research Institute.20 CDSN allele designations follow the classification scheme of Romphruk et al.,71 which is an extension of the system proposed by Guerrin et al.45 and Hui et al.69 Previously unpublished alleles are denoted with ellipses (…).

b

Haplotype for seven coding SNPs of HLA-C (mRNA positions 213, 218, 341, 361, 387, 459, and 540) and nine missense polymorphisms of CDSN (mRNA positions 52, 166, 428, 447–449, 605, 1201, 1229, and 1579), in 5′→3′ orientation. The TTC signature common to all three CDSN risk haplotypes is shown in bold italics.

c

Haplotype frequency, based on 2,850 founder chromosomes in 670 pedigrees for HLA-C and 2,856 founder chromosomes in 678 pedigrees for CDSN.

d

For the biallelic TDT.

e

All P values are uncorrected for multiple testing. P values for FBAT were computed only when there are at least 10 families informative for the allele.

f

Modified S statistic for the FBAT (see the “Subjects and Methods” section for details).