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. 2013 May 10;121(7):797–803. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1206003

Table 1.

Allele frequencies of SNPs in putative N-6 adenine-specific DNA methyl­transferase 1 (N6AMT1).

SNPb SNP typeb Basec Positionb n Andean study population HapMap allele frequenciesa (%)
Allele frequency (%)d European Asian African
rs1997605 Intron 1 A/G 30257418 188 53/47 85/15 50/50 65/35
rs2205449 Intron 4 A/T 30252088 188 38/63 59/41 25/75 18/82
rs2705671 Intron 4 T/G 30251349 184 58/42 86/14 69/31 94/6
rs16983411 Intron 5 A/G 30250247 185 99/1 84/16 87/13 82/18
rs1048546 3´UTR G/T 30244877 187 53/47 69/31 37/63 59/41
aAllele frequencies for Europeans, Asians, and Africans from HapMap CEU (CEPH, Utah residents with ancestry from northern and western Europe), JPT (Japanese in Tokyo, Japan), and YRI (Yoruba in Ibadan, Nigeria), respectively (Thorisson etal. 2005). bFrom the NCBI dbSNP Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms database (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/SNP), genome build 37.3. cAlleles associated with lower %MMA are denoted first. dChi-square values from the test of Hardy Weinberg equilibrium were 2.73 for rs1997605, 0.41 for rs2205449, 3.21 for rs2705671, <0.001 for rs16983411, and 2.11 for rs1048546.