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. 2013 Feb 21;8(2):e57241. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0057241

Table 2. Case-control association study of 404 Spanish CMI patients and 519 sex-matched controls.

Gene Control Genotypes N (%) All CMI Genotypes N (%) Classical CMI Genotypes N (%)
SNP (P<0.01) 11 12 22 11 12 22 P-val 11 12 22 P-val
ALDH1A2 rs2899611 110 (21) 264 (51) 145 (28) NS 59 (32) 90 (48) 37 (20) 0.00201 *
rs6493979 78 (15) 273 (53) 168 (32) 84 (21) 207 (51) 113 (28) 0.02436 46 (25) 95 (51) 45 (24) 0.00209 *
rs2067062 148 (29) 258(50) 105 (21) NS 35 (20) 93 (52) 51 (28) 0.00425
BMPR1A rs12415784 5 (1) 135 (26) 379 (73) 5 (1) 76 (19) 323 (80) 0.02744 2 (1) 29 (16) 155 (83) 0.00704
CDX1 rs887343 85 (16) 252 (49) 180 (35) 43 (11) 187 (46) 174 (43) 0.00181 16 (9) 82 (44) 88 (47) 0.00044 *
rs2282809 71 (14) 240 (46) 206 (40) 37 (9) 174 (43) 193 (48) 0.00489 15 (8) 76 (41) 95 (51) 0.00308
FLT1 rs17086609 242 (47) 222 (43) 50 (10) 149 (37) 196 (49) 55 (14) 0.00183 67 (37) 83 (45) 33 (18) 0.00137 *
rs9554320 104 (20) 261 (50) 153 (30) NS 25 (14) 88 (47) 73 (39) 0.00575
MSGN1 rs11689375 117 (23) 245 (47) 156 (30) 60 (15) 203 (51) 137 (34) 0.01225 21 (11) 98 (53) 64 (36) 0.00810
RARG rs1554753 310 (60) 182 (35) 27 (5) 272 (67) 121 (30) 11 (3) 0.00732 146 (79) 36 (19) 4 (2) 0.01752
rs6580936 358 (69) 146 (28) 15 (3) 310 (77) 87 (21) 7 (2) 0.00767 NS
RDH10 rs16938610 305 (59) 178 (34) 36 (7) 262 (64) 126 (31) 16 (4) 0.02209 127 (68) 53 (29) 6 (3) 0.00903

An additional study analyzed 186 classical CMI patients and the same control population. Only markers with P-value<0.01 (Cochran-Armitage trend test) are shown.

*

Significant associations after applying 10% FDR.