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. 2010 Jul 1;6(7):e1000979. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1000979

Table 2. Association statistics of SNPs in genes previously reported to associate with susceptibility to leprosy.

Chr Gene No. of SNPs Best SNP OR 95% CI P-value Bonferroni P-value
1 IL10 13 rs1554286 1.52 1.15–1.99 0.003 0.039
2 SLC11A1 9 rs13062 1.39 1.03–1.88 0.032 0.288
4 TLR2 8 rs1339 0.72 0.47–1.09 0.116 0.928
5 IL12B 15 rs919766 2.82 1.22–6.52 0.011 0.165
6 MICA 13 rs12660741 2.15 1.45–3.18 9.9×10−5 0.001
6 MICB 8 rs3828917 0.32 0.16–0.66 0.001 0.008
6 LTA 15 rs1121800 1.20 0.92–1.56 0.19 1.000
6 TNF 15 rs3093662 0.29 0.13–0.63 3.2×10−4 0.005
6 PARK2 [10] 2 rs6455767 0.73 0.46–1.15 0.177 0.354
6 PACRG [10] 1 rs9458710 1.27 0.68–2.36 0.454 0.454
9 TLR4 28 rs7044464 1.57 1.05–2.35 0.029 0.812
12 VDR 62 rs2254210 0.60 0.41–0.88 0.008 0.496
16 NOD2 [27] 27 rs4785224 0.65 0.46–0.92 0.012 0.324
19 IL12RB1 9 rs436857 0.77 0.51–1.16 0.207 1.000

This table shows the number of SNPs and the best SNP in each gene, with the Bonferroni P-value corrected with the number of SNPs in the region. Results previously presented are referenced as denoted.