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. 2012 Aug 31;3(3):245–251.

Table 1.

Observed genotype and allele frequencies in subjects with chronic tinnitus (N=240) and tests for allelic association. Data from nine Caucasian control populations were used with Bonferroni corrections.

dbSNP identifier gene 2N major:minor allele (1:2) predicted protein variant genotypes (11:12:22) MAF in chronic tinnitus MAF in unrelated Caucasian controls (N) p association (p corrected)
rs2049046 BDNF 480 A:T - 69:105:66 0.494 0.467 (379)a n.s.
0.481 (128) [51] n.s.
0.476 (287) [52] n.s.
rs6265 BDNF 480 G:A V66M 155:76:9 0.196 0.191 (4299)b n.s.
0.203 (379)a n.s.
0.137 (128) [51] 0.05 (0.74)
0.190 (2100) [53] n.s.
0.213 (839) [54] n.s.
0.185 (664) [55] n.s.
0.218 (333) [56] n.s.
0.175 (2184) [57] n.s.
rs1110149 GDNF 480 G:C - 62:121:57 0.490 0.410 (379)a 0.007 (0.10)
rs884344 GDNF 480 T:G - 125:101:14 0.269 0.236 (379)a n.s.
rs3812047 GDNF 476 G:A - 178:52:8 0.143 0.144 (379)a n.s.

all alleles refer to the transcribed strand, MAF = minor allele frequency.

a

reference population of European ancestry from the 1000 Genomes Project, July 2010 data release (URL: http://www.1000genomes.org), accessed July 2012;

b

reference population of European ancestry from the NHLBI GO Exome Sequencing Project. Data retrieved with the Exome Variant Server (URL: http://evs.gs.washington.edu/EVS/), accessed July 2012.