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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 18.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. 2012 Jan;141(1):51–59. doi: 10.1016/j.ajodo.2011.06.033

Table 3.

Summary of the association results. Values under “Mandibular Prognathism” and “Class I” columns indicate the number of individuals that possess each of the genotypes in each group and the number of alleles found in each group of subjects.

Locus Marker Genotype Allele
Mandibular
Prognathism
Class I Mandibular
Prognathism
Class I
1p22.2 rs4649030 AA 3 3 A 13 18
AG 7 12 G 43 46
GG 18 17 p=0.54
p=0.58
3q26.32 rs2087312 AA 30 26 A 73 61
AC 13 9 C 13 19
CC 0 1 p=0.16
p=0.41
rs987526 CC 1 0 C 7 3
CT 5 3 T 61 59
CC 28 28 p=0.24
p=0.5
5p12 rs2973015 AA 9 10 A 27 31
AG 9 11 G 27 21
GG 9 5 p=0.32
p=0.5
rs1509460 GG 5 3 G 35 29
GT 25 23 T 39 43
TT 7 10 p=0.4
p=0.58
rs2910875 AA 4 5 A 18 27
AG 10 11 G 20 31
GG 5 10 p=0.94
p=0.69
6q26 rs7750085 AA 8 13 A 35 39
AT 19 13 T 31 31
TT 6 9 p=0.75
p=0.24
rs12207168 AA 8 12 A 35 39
AG 19 15 G 41 33
GG 11 9 p=0.32
p=0.49
rs1884153 AA 0 0 A 2 3
AG 2 3 G 80 67
GG 39 32 p=0.53
p=0.52
11q22.3 rs571407 CC 1 0 C 7 3
CT 5 3 T 61 59
TT 28 28 p=0.24
p=0.5
12q13.13 rs1902768 AA 1 2 A 11 14
AG 9 10 G 59 50
GG 25 20 p=0.36
p=0.67
rs7300317 AA 8 7 A 35 33
AG 19 19 G 35 37
GG 8 9 p=0.92
p=0.94
12q23.3 rs11113231 AA 6 5 A 38 30
AG 26 20 G 42 38
GG 8 9 p=0.68
p=0.8
12q24.11 rs10850110 AA 1 5 A 8 17
AG 6 7 G 46 35
GG 20 14 p=0.03
p=0.15
12q24.21 rs10850364 AA 3 7 A 19 30
AG 13 16 G 29 34
GG 8 9 p=0.44
p=0.66
19p13.2 rs7351083 AA 6 6 A 34 29
AG 22 17 G 42 41
GG 10 12 p=0.69
p=0.7
rs4804264 CC 9 6 C 33 27
CT 15 15 T 49 45
TT 17 15 p=0.73
p=0.82
rs8103218 CC 6 7 C 25 30
CT 13 16 T 25 28
TT 6 6 p=0.86
p=0.96
rs12327845 CC 25 15 C 63 45
CT 13 15 T 23 23
TT 5 4 p=0.34
p=0.42
19p13.3 rs10411185 AA 11 5 A 43 29
AG 21 19 G 37 39
GG 8 10 p=0.18
p=0.35

Note: Variations in the number of subjects or the number of alleles are due to PCR failure. These failures are related to the purity of the genomic DNA used and the uniqueness of PCR primer probes. These aspects are hard to be predicted but should not dramatically influence the data.