Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 7.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2009 Mar 24;18(4):1285–1289. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-08-1142

Table 1.

Frequencies of risk alleles and associations with prostate cancer risk in the MEC.

OR(95% CI)a
Risk Allele Frequency
SNP Chr. Gene Allele Tested African Americans
860 ca/575 co
European Americans
468 ca/419 co
Latinos
603 ca/572 co
Japanese Americans
725 ca/684 co
Native Hawaiians
112 ca/109 co
Pooled
2768 ca/2,359 co
P value Phetb
rs721048 2p15
EHBP1
A 0.86(0.59–1.26)
0.05
0.87(0.67–1.12)
0.19
1.49(1.19–1.87)
0.14
1.05(0.71–1.56)
0.04
0.52(0.24–1.12)
0.09
1.08(0.94–1.25)
0.09
0.26 3.9×10−3
rs2660753 3p12.1 T 0.97(0.83–1.14)
0.46
1.06(0.81–1.39)
0.13
1.15(0.94–1.40)
0.20
1.30(1.09–1.55)
0.24
0.94(0.56–1.57)
0.18
1.11(1.01–1.21)
0.26
0.034 0.16
rs9364554 6q25.3
SLC22A3
T 1.10(0.82–1.48)
0.07
1.06(0.86–1.30)
0.27
1.15(0.95–1.39)
0.21
1.09(0.93–1.29)
0.34
1.07(0.69–1.68)
0.22
1.10(1.00–1.21)
0.22
0.062 0.99
rs10486567 7p15.2
JAZF1
G 1.18(1.00–1.40)
0.70
1.50(1.19–1.89)
0.74
1.19(1.00–1.40)
0.53
1.14(0.88–1.48)
0.09
1.25(0.83–1.89)
0.36
1.23(1.12–1.35)
0.47
2.1×10−5 0.48
rs6465657 7q21.3
LMTK2
C 0.91(0.72–1.14)
0.85
1.08(0.89–1.31)
0.45
0.94(0.78–1.12)
0.70
1.04(0.82–1.33)
0.90
0.98(0.65–1.49)
0.67
0.99(0.89–1.09)
0.75
0.80 0.77
rs10993994 10q11.23
MSMB
T 1.05(0.90–1.24)
0.59
1.15(0.96–1.39)
0.42
1.06(0.90–1.25)
0.37
1.26(1.08–1.46)
0.45
1.10(0.75–1.61)
0.64
1.13(1.04–1.23)
0.47
3.1×10−3 0.52
rs12769019 10q26.13
CTBP2
G 1.20(0.98–1.47)
0.16
1.12(0.90–1.39)
0.26
1.00(0.83–1.21)
0.24
1.43(0.75–2.76)
0.01
1.42 (0.68–2.95)
0.07
1.11(0.99–1.25)
0.15
0.062 0.60
rs7931342 11q13.2 G 1.12(0.93–1.35)
0.76
1.28(1.05–1.55)
0.51
1.27(1.07–1.51)
0.37
0.87(0.73–1.05)
0.23
1.19(0.79–1.80)
0.48
1.13(1.03–1.23)
0.45
8.4×10−3 0.023
rs11649743 17q12
HNF1B
G 1.04(0.79–1.38)
0.91
1.05(0.82–1.35)
0.82
1.29(1.04–1.61)
0.82
1.08(0.91–1.27)
0.70
0.96(0.65–1.41)
0.62
1.10(0.99–1.22)
0.80
0.067 0.58
rs4430796 17q12
HNF1B
A 0.99(0.84–1.16)
0.35
1.44(1.18–1.74)
0.48
1.26(1.07–1.50)
0.57
1.04(0.89–1.22)
0.64
1.23(0.79–1.90)
0.70
1.15(1.06–1.25)
0.53
9.1×10−4 0.026
rs1859962 17q24.3 G 1.01(0.86–1.19)
0.32
1.00(0.83–1.20)
0.51
1.10(0.93–1.30)
0.60
1.06(0.89–1.25)
0.26
1.03(0.69–1.52)
0.56
1.04(0.96–1.13)
0.42
0.35 0.95
rs2735839 19q13
KLK2/3
G 0.80(0.67–0.95)
0.71
1.33(1.02–1.75)
0.84
1.15(0.94–1.40)
0.77
1.21(1.03–1.41)
0.58
0.91(0.61–1.35)
0.51
1.06(0.97–1.16)
0.70
0.20 2.0×10−3
rs5945572 Xp11.22
NUDT10/11
A 1.34(1.05–1.71)
0.26
1.25(0.95–1.66)
0.35
1.32(0.98–1.77)
0.17
1.25(0.86–1.82)
0.08
1.65(0.61–4.46)
0.06
1.31(1.13–1.51)
0.19
2.6×10−4 0.98
a

ORs adjusted for age (quintiles), genome-wide European ancestry (African Americans, Latinos and Native Hawaiians) and age-ethnicity strata (pooled analysis).

b

Phet = p value for heterogeneity of allelic effects across ethnic groups (4 df test)