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. 2008 May 21;29(7):1380–1385. doi: 10.1093/carcin/bgn121

Table IV.

Common (>5%) haplotypes and frequencies in block1a of DNMT1 or DNMT3B by ethnicity

Gene Haplotype Allele Frequency (%)b
Non-Hispanic whites (n = 207) Hispanics (n = 53) Othersc (n = 18) All (n = 278)
DNMT1 H284 CAGGGGTTTGCTGGCAAGATA 51 56 37 51
H200 GGGATATCCGCTAACGTAATA 39 28 19 36
H48 GACATGCCCTGCGGTGTGGGG 6 13 28 9
DNMT3B H145 AAGTTTTCGGCTCTATTCCTGGTAGCAGACATCAGTTCTCGAAA 23 19 19 22
H149 AAGTTTTCGGCTCTATTCCTGGTAGCAGACATCAGTTCTCGGAA 21 14 23 20
H91 GGTCACTTGATCGCGCCTTCAGCATTGAGATGTGTCCGCTAGCG 12 19 11 14
H70 GAGCATCCGATCGCGCCTTCAACGTTGAGATGTGTCCGCTAGCA 12 8 8 11
H49 GGGCACTTGATCGCGCCTTCAGCATTGAGATGTGTCCGCTAGCG 5 18 8 8
H11 GGTCACTTAATCGCGCCTTCAACGTTGAGATGTGTCCGCTAGCA 0 8 5 2
a

Haplotype block boundaries were defined based on all subjects: DNMT1, block1 (rs11085587–rs8112895, 70 kb) and DNMT3B, block1 (rs6119279–rs8118663, 68 kb).

b

Population haplotype frequencies were estimated from the genotype data in non-Hispanic whites, Hispanics and others separately using Bayesian statistical method implemented in the program PHASE (version 2.1).

c

Others included Native American (n = 3), Black (n = 1), Asian (n = 4) and mixed ethnicity (n = 10).