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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Apr 28.
Published in final edited form as: Carcinogenesis. 2008 Jan 3;29(2):333–341. doi: 10.1093/carcin/bgm284

Table I. Details of tag SNPs selection for cell cycle genes.

Gene Size (kb) Data Percentage of
gene re-sequenced
by EGP
No. of
common
variants
No. of
tag SNPs
genotyped
Additional
SNPs
genotypeda
Common
variants
tagged
rp2 > 0.8
Common
variants
tagged
rp2 > 0.5
Common
variants
tagged
rs2 > 0.8
LD
blocks
CCND1  16 EGP 100 13b  5 2 10 (76.9%) 10 (76.9%) 10 (76.9%) 1
CCND2  32 (40 kb file)c HapMap NA 30 14 0 19 (63.3%) 25 (83.3%) 23 (76.7%) 2
CCND3   9 EGP  88 13  7 0 12 (92.3%) 12 (92.3%) 12 (92.3%) 1
CCNE1  13.5 EGP  84 12d  3 1  5 (41.7%)  7 (58.3%)  5 (41.7%) 1
CDK2   7.6 EGP  98  6  2 0  2 (33.3%)  2 (33.3%)  2 (33.3%) 1
CDK4   6.7 EGP  96  5  2 0  4 (80%)  4 (80%)  4 (80%) 1
CDK6 220.8 HapMap NA 88 13 0 68 (77.3%) 83 (94.3%) 76 (86.4%) 3
CDKN1A  10.9 EGP  85 27  9e 1 17 (63.0%) 22 (81.5%) 17 (63.0%) 3
CDKN1B   5.7 (10 kb file)c HapMap 100  7  7 1  7 (100%)  7 (100%)  7 (100%) 1
CDKN2A (2B)f  28.8 (13.3) EGP  81 (94) 33 13 3 32 (97%) 32 (97%) 32 (97%) 1
CDKN2C   8.9 EGP/HapMap  87  3  2 0  3 (100%)  3 (100%)  3 (100%) 1
CDKN2D   4.1 EGP  63  3  2 0  3 (100%)  3 (100%)  3 (100%) 1

NA, not applicable.

a

Additional SNPs genotyped that were not common in the data set used for tagging. These SNPs do not contribute to the estimates of tagging efficiency

b

One common SNP in EGP (rs3212867) was monomorphic in the CEU HapMap population.

c

File size actually used for tagging process.

d

Eleven SNPs in LD in EGP had a MAF of 0 in the CEU HapMap population, so were not considered in our population.

e

Assay for rs3176359 was too rare in our population (MAF 5 0.002).

f

Genes CDKN2A and CDKN2B were considered together as they lie in a single LD block on 9p21.