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. 2013 Aug 16;8(8):e72197. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0072197

Table 2. Genotype frequencies of BCL2 among case and control subjects and their associations with risk of lung cancer.

Genotypes Cases, n (%) Controls, n (%) OR(95% CI)* P *
BCL2_rs2279115
−938C/A
CC 378(37.2) 393(38.6) Reference
CA 483(47.5) 479(47.1) 1.02(0.83–1.25) 0.862
AA 156(15.3) 145(14.3) 1.11(0.84–1.47) 0.474
BCL2_rs1801018
+21A>G
AA 855(84.1) 846(83.2) Reference
AG 152(14.9) 159(15.6) 0.92(0.71–1.19) 0.513
GG 10(1.0) 12(1.2) 0.95(0.39–2.33) 0.916
AG+GG 162(15.9) 171(16.8) 0.92(0.72–1.18) 0.513
BCL2_rs1564483
c*1204G>A
GG 433(42.6) 368(36.2) Reference
GA 461(45.3) 506(49.8) 0.78(0.64–0.95) 0.016
AA 123(12.1) 143(14.1) 0.73(0.54–0.98) 0.038
GA+AA 584(57.4) 649(63.8) 0.76(0.63–0.93) 0.007
P trend * 0.010
BCL2_Haplotypes
C-A-G 817(40.2) 763(37.5) Reference
C-A-A 422(20.7) 501(24.6) 0.81(0.67–0.98) 0.028
A-A-G 406(20.0) 378(18.6) 1.02(0.83–1.25) 0.847
A-A-A 217(10.7) 210(10.3) 0.98(0.76–1.27) 0.879

Note: Associations were determined for haplotypes >5% frequency.

*

Data were calculated by unconditional logistic regression models, adjusted for age, smoking status, pack-year smoked, and family history of cancer.

Polymorphic bases were in the order of rs2279115 C>A, rs1801018 A>G, rs1564483 G>A from 5′ to 3′. Frequencies of haplotypes were determined using THESIAS v3.1 software.