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. 2009 Jun 12;61(7):483–492. doi: 10.1007/s00251-009-0378-7

Table 1.

Comaprison of carrier frequency of KIR genes in four Iranian populations

KIR Persian(Per) Bakhtiari (Bak) Arab (Arb) Azeri (Aze) p values
n = 248 n = 96 n = 76 n = 84 Per vs. Bak Per vs. Arb Per vs. Aze Bak vs. Arb Bak vs. Aze Arb vs. Aze
%F (N) %F (N) %F (N) %F (N)
A haplotype associated KIR genes
2DL1 98.0 (244) 94.8 (91) 100 (76) 98.0 (83)
2DL3 91.0 (226) 89.6 (86) 89.5 (68) 89.2 (75)
3DL1 94.0 (238) 95.8 (92) 85.5 (65) 90.5 (76)
2DS4 96.0 (239) 97.9 (94) 98.7 (75) 98.8 (83)
B haplotype associated KIR genes
2DL2 56.8 (141) 54.1 (52) 63.1 (48) 67.9 (57)
2DL5 58.0 (144) 54.1 (52) 67.1 (51) 73.8 (62) 0.013 0.0083
3DS1 33.0 (83) 45.8 (44) 42.1 (32) 38.0 (32) 0.035
2DS1 35.0 (89) 42.7 (41) 44.7 (34) 39.2 (33)
2DS2 54.0 (135) 49.0 (47) 56.3 (49) 70.2 (59) 0.015 0.046 0.0041
2DS3 38.3 (95) 27.1 (26) 50.0 (38) 53.5 (45) 0.015 0.0025 0.0004
2DS5 25.4 (63) 39.6 (38) 35.5 (27) 34.5 (29) 0.012
Framework genes/pseudogenes
2DL4 100 (248) 100 (96) 100 (76) 100 (84)
3DL2 100 (248) 100 (96) 100 (76) 100 (84)
3DL3 100 (248) 100 (96) 100 (76) 100 (84)
2DP1 98.0 (243) 96.9 (93) 98.7 (75) 100 (84)
3DP1 100 (248) 100 (96) 100 (76) 100 (84)

Frequency (%F) of carriers of each gene is expressed as a percentage and defined as the number of individuals carrying the gene (N) divided by the number of individuals studied (n) in the given population group. The p values are given only for those pairwise comparisons indicating significant (<0.05) differences