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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Mutat. 2013 Aug 8;34(10):1329–1339. doi: 10.1002/humu.22380

Table 4. IL12RB1 polymorphisms that result in amino acid changes*.

SNPid Nucleotide change Amino acid change Population frequency a (number of chromosomes tested)
rs11575925 222C>G S74R 0.4 % North America (4550)
0.1 % European descent (1285)

rs147215816 271G>A A91T n.a.b

rs11575926 467G>A R156H 15 % European descent (1285)
11.3 % North Americans (4550)
0 % Asian, various (345)
0 % Sub-Sahara African (238)

rs11575934 641A>G Q214R 37.5 % Asian, various (354)
28.5 % European descent (1305)
10.8 % Sub-Sahara African (120)

rs375947 1094T>C M365T 38.3 % Asian, various (180)
28.7 % European descent (569)
25.7 % Sub-Sahara African (226)
14 % Mexican ancestry (100)

rs401502 1132G>C G378R 38.2 % Asian, various (296)
35 % Europeans (286)
18.6 % Sub-Sahara African (118)

ss539004547 1312C>T H438Y 0.9 % Japanese (112)c

rs11575935 1573G>A A525T 1.7 % Asian, various (120)
0.4 % European descent (2040)

ss539004548 1781G>A G594E 0.9 % Japanese (112)c
*

only polymorphisms included that have been analyzed in a retroviral expression model and were found not to have an effect on IL-12Rβ1 function [van de Vosse et al., 2005].

a

data from the SNP database [NCBI SNP database, 2012],

b

identified in a Chinese MSMD patient,

c

data from [Sakai et al., 2001].

Note: Two SNPs are still without rs-number, these have been requested (24-9-2012).