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. 2006 Jan 26;65(9):1213–1218. doi: 10.1136/ard.2005.046797

Table 3 Number and frequency of methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase gene single‐nucleotide polymorphism haplotypes in Causasians and African‐Americans with rheumatoid arthritis and controls.

SNP haplotype African‐Americans with RA (n = 138) Caucasians with RA (n = 393) African‐American controls (n = 53) Caucasian controls (n = 50)
1. C/C/A/T/G 115 (0.417) 272 (0.346) 39 (0.368) 38 (0.380)
2. T/C/A/T/G 28 (0.102) 233 (0.296) 14 (0.132) 28 (0.280)
3. C/C/C/T/G 20 (0.073) 186 (0.237) 6 (0.057) 20 (0.200)
4. C/C/A/C/G 88 (0.321) 5 (0.010) 33 (0.311) 1 (0.010)
5. C/T/C/T/G 12 (0.044) 42 (0.053) 6 (0.057) 8 (0.080)
6. C/T/C/T/A 6 (0.024) 28 (0.036) 5 (0.047) 3 (0.030)
7. C/C/C/T/A 0 6 (0.012) 1 (0.009) 0
8. C/T/A/T/A 2 (0.008) 2 (0.004) 1 (0.009) 1 (0.010)
9. C/T/A/T/G 2 (0.008) 4 (0.005) 0 1 (0.010)
10. T/C/C/T/G 0 4 (0.008) 0 0
11. C/C/A/T/A 1(0.004) 2 (0.004) 1 (0.009) 0
12. C/T/A/C/G 0 1 (0.002) 0 0
13. T/T/A/T/G 1 (0.004) 0 0 0
14. T/C/A/T/A 0 1 (0.002) 0 0
15. T/C/A/C/G 2 (0.007) 0 0 0

RA, rheumatoid arthritis; SNP, single‐nucleotide polymorphism.

Haplotypes were defined by the five SNPs shown in table 1: 677 (rs1801133), rs2066462, 1298 (rs1801131), rs4846051 and rs2274976. The difference in haplotype distribution between Caucasians and African‐Americans with rheumatoid arthritis was significant (p = 0.001).