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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Genet. 2014 Nov 6;134(2):159–167. doi: 10.1007/s00439-014-1504-7

Table 1.

Genetic variants in enamel matrix genes

gene SNP chromosome positiona MAFb base change location / functionality
AMBN rs17149026 4 71440940 0.0901 G-T upstream
rs17733915 4 71447093 0.4477 C-T upstream
rs7439186 4 71469604 0.0802 A-G missense (Ala-Val)
ENAM rs1967376 4 71501744 0.0877 C-T intron
rs12640848c 4 71506412 0.3729 A-G intron
TFIP11 rs17402286 22 26894879 0.0383 A-G synonymous (Leu-Leu)
rs6005060 22 26895736 0.0924 A-T intron
rs713900 22 26898242 0.0726 A-G intron
rs134134 22 26898891 0.1308 C-T intron
rs134135 22 26898962 0.1589 C-G intron
rs2097470 22 26904965 0.1245 C-T intron
rs134145 22 26909750 0.3727 A-G upstream
TUFT1 rs2337359 1 151495796 0.1854 C-T upstream
rs1045298 1 151510825 0.1370 C-T upstream
rs10158855 1 151515654 0.4212 G-T intron
rs17640579 1 151521933 0.2228 A-G intron
rs16833391 1 151547253 0.1068 C-T inton
rs12749d 1 151555741 0.1944 C-T 3′UTR
a

based on Build 37

b

MAF = minor allele frequency in the COHRA1 sample

c

this SNP was independently genotyped and tested for association with dental caries experience in a larger sample of IFS subjects (Wang et al. 2012b); the previous study used different genotyping technology and a different statistical approach; a subset of the participants from the previous study was included in the present study

d

this SNP was independently genotyped and tested for association with dental caries in an independent sample of IHS participants (Slayton et al. 2005)