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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 17.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Rheum. 2012 May;64(5):1338–1344. doi: 10.1002/art.33472

Table 1. Distribution of C4A and C4B CNV Frequency*.

C4A/C4B Gene Copy Number Frequency (%)
Patient 0 1 2 3 4
RA 1.2/4.4 19.4/35.6 46.3/56.3 3.1/29.4 2.5/0.6
Sero(+) 1.7/6.1 18.3/37.4 40.0/53.9 35.7/1.7 2.6/1.7
Sero(−) 0/0 22.2/31.1 62.2/62.2 13.3/6.7 2.2/0
Non-RA 1.1/1.1 22.5/21.3 49.4/73.0 23.6/2.2 3.4/2.2
Healthy 0/2 17.6/19.6 66.7/70.6 15.7/5.9 0/2.0
Ohio Cohort 0/2.7 17.3/26.9 56.3/63.3 21.6/6.8 3.3/0.2
*

Frequency analysis of C4A and C4B gene copy number shown as percentage of each group. Number of individuals analyzed in each group: RA: n=160; Seropositive RA (Sero+) n =115; Seronegative RA (Sero−) n=45; Non-RA patients (non-RA) n =88; Healthy volunteers (Healthy) n=51. Ohio Cohort represents a separate, unrelated healthy control cohort [(n=517; 389 females, mean age ± SD: 38.6 ± 11.1 years old; and 128 males, 34.3±12.1 years old (22)]. All patients and volunteers are of European descent. No patient had more than 5 copies of either C4A or C4B.