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. 2010 Apr 28;1(1):23–37. doi: 10.3390/genes1010023

Table 2.

Reference frequencies of KCNE1 coding variants in Caucasians as reported for unrelated, healthy controls. Of these, five control populations ([36,52,58,59,60], total N=938) have been systematically screened for mutations and serve as a reference for the novel V47I variant. One further study involving 100 Canadian controls [31] was excluded as allele frequencies were missing. Data reported by Prystupa et al.[26] are given in brackets to indicate a likely misallocation of major and minor alleles. When this figure is excluded, exact tests of allelic association conducted with reference populations and the tinnitus sample give non-significant (n.s.) results throughout.

healthy controls (Nunrelated) source fSer28(TCA) vs. fSer28(TCA) in present study (p) fSer38 vs. fSer38 in present study (p) fIle47 vs. fIle47 in present study (p) fAsn85 vs. fAsn85 in present study (p)
U.S., European descent (187) [36] 0.000 n.s. - - 0.000 n.s. - -
Dutch (32) [58] 0.000 n.s. 0.33 n.s. 0.000 n.s. 0.000 n.s.
German (141) [59] - - - - 0.000 n.s. - -
French (398) [60,62] 0.000 n.s. 0.372 n.s. 0.000 n.s. 0.018 n.s.
Polish (129) [26] - - (0.582) (<0.0001) - - - -
German (3,916) [63] - - 0.368 n.s. - - - -
Finnish (5,043) [64] - - - - - - 0.014 n.s.
U.S., European descent (180) [51] 0.006 n.s. 0.378 n.s. 0.000 n.s. 0.008 n.s.
Central Europeans (59) [27] HapMap CEU - - 0.381 n.s. - - 0.008 n.s.
Caucasian panel (47) [27] Coriell Cell Repository R31 CAU - - 0.394 n.s. - - 0.021 n.s.